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Senator Katung Completes Tour to Mobilize Support for APC in Kaduna South

By Africazine

Senator Sunday Marshall Katung has completed a significant outreach tour in Kaduna South, aimed at rallying support for the APC and the Tinubu administration.

Over the past week, Katung engaged with citizens across all eight local government areas, emphasizing the importance of the Renewed Hope Agenda ahead of the 2027 elections. He highlighted key federal projects that have been realized under President Tinubu’s leadership, showcasing the government’s commitment to fulfilling long-standing community demands.

Katung’s Tour Strengthens APC’s Grassroots Support

Senator Katung’s week-long tour was strategically designed to consolidate party structures and enhance grassroots engagement. By visiting all eight LGAs in Kaduna South, he aimed to take the message of continuity directly to the people, fostering a sense of community involvement in the political process.

During the tour, Katung underscored the significance of federal projects such as the Federal University of Applied Sciences in Kachia and the Federal Medical Centre in Kafanchan. These initiatives, he noted, are a direct response to the long-standing requests of the Southern Kaduna populace.

Kaduna: Key figures on federal projects

  • Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia
  • Federal Medical Centre, Kafanchan

Governor Uba Sani’s Inclusive Governance Praised

Katung commended Governor Uba Sani for his inclusive approach to governance, which he believes is crucial for restoring trust within Kaduna state. This style of leadership, according to Katung, is essential for fostering collaboration between the government and the citizens.

As the 2027 elections approach, the senator’s outreach efforts are expected to lay a solid foundation for the APC’s campaign strategy in the region.

Next Steps for the APC in Kaduna South

  • Continue mobilizing grassroots support for the APC
  • Focus on community engagement initiatives
  • Prepare for the 2027 general elections

Senator Katung's outreach is a clear signal of the APC's commitment to fulfilling promises and engaging with the people of Kaduna South.

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