The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Kaduna State has announced its determination to reclaim the governorship seat in the 2027 general elections. Chief Edward Percy Masha, the state party chairman, expressed confidence in the PDP’s resurgence, citing widespread dissatisfaction with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and increasing support for the PDP as indicators of a shift in public sentiment.
Since assuming leadership six months ago, Masha has focused on reconciliation, party unity, and strengthening grassroots structures. He acknowledged the defection of some members to the APC but emphasized that the PDP remains focused and united.
Masha criticized the APC-led administration of Governor Uba Sani, describing its “Sustain Agenda” as an extension of policies that have deepened the suffering of citizens. He cited insecurity in several local government areas, workers’ strikes, underfunded hospitals, and deteriorating rural infrastructure as evidence of the government’s failure.
Highlighting the impact of PDP lawmakers, Masha noted the delivery of boreholes, classrooms, laboratories, healthcare centers, agricultural support, scholarships, and empowerment schemes to alleviate hardship. He also mentioned the party’s legal pursuit to remove all 23 local government chairmen and 255 councillors in the state, seeking a court-led return to democratic governance at the grassroots.
Masha urged party members and supporters to remain united and hopeful, assuring them that the PDP is prepared to lead Kaduna toward a better future.
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