Ahead of 2027 general elections, a group under the auspices of National APC Youth Coalition (NAYC) has endorsed the senator representing Kogi west senatorial district, Senator Sunday Karimi for second term to enable him consolidate on his first term numerous achievements for the district.
The coalition gave the endorsement on Monday in Lokoja during a press conference organized by the group.
The Director General of NAYC , Aiyelabowo Adebanji who presented the unanimous message of the group , said the coalition has assured him of automatic ticket in order to amplify and sustain the gains he has recorded for the people of the districts in his first tenure.
He said in the spirit of APC which champions renewed Hope agenda of President Bola Tinubu, the coalition views Karimi as very essence of progressive governance who deserves unhindered to second term.
The Director General commended Senator Karimi for his unbridled loyalty and support to PBAT and the APC, noting that his unwavering commitment to uplift students and youths with scholarships and life changing infrastructures development across the zones has no rivals.
“Just last month the NAYC has passed confidence vote on Senator Sunday Karimi over his scholarship to 3,000 Students of Kogi state origin in tertiary institutions across the world.
“His unwavering commitment to youth employment and security of his people. His gestures are strategic investment for the future generations which aligned with the policies and programmes of President Tinubu.
“He sponsored over 40 bills and numerous motions that have unbridled impact on his constituents and the nation in general, which have drawn prayers from nooks and crannies of the state.
“Therefore to us, his unmatched performance deserves reciprocity for a repeat in the Senate” he stated.
According to him, in less than two years in the Senate, Karimi had spent over two billion naira in development infrastructures across the zone, noting that his landmark motion in tacking food insecurity and market exploitation has received attention from the executive with the present stabilisation of staple food prices .
