Ahead of the 2026 kogi LG elections and 2027 general elections, the Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi State, Hon. Muhammed Sanni Gambo, has promised to provide credible opposition that will instill confidence in the electorates to make informed choices that leads to emergence of purposeful governance in the state.
The chairman made the promise on Thursday when he paid courtesy visit to the kogi state council of Nigeria Union of Journalists NUJ in Lokoja .
In his maiden thank you visit, Gambo expressed gratitude to the NUJ for their unwavering support during his quest for justice, saying “Your backing means a lot to me, and I’m grateful for your trust.”
Gambo, who was affirmed as the authentic PDP Chairman by the Federal High Court Lokoja on November 10, 2025, emphasized the importance of justice, equity, and fairness as the country approaches another critical election period.
“We must uphold the law and stand by the truth,” he said, appreciating the judiciary’s role in delivering justice and praying for their continued guidance.
The PDP Chairman urged aggrieved party members to put aside past grievances and join his leadership, stating that the party is poised to reclaim its position and take over Lugard House in 2027.
“We are the biggest opposition in the state, and we are set to reclaim our position and take over Lugard House in 2027,” he said, calling for collaborations that promote peace, progress, and security in Kogi State.
Gambo also expressed excitement about the party’s future, declaring that “Kogi PDP has bounced back.”
He thanked State PDP members for their resilience over the years and pledged to work together to build a better Kogi State, where everyone can live without fear of oppression.
Responding, on behalf of the NuJ Chairman, the Vice Chairman of the State Council,Comrade Ibrahim Obansa, congratulated Gambo on his electoral victory and urged politicians to avoid politics of bitterness.
Comrade Obansa said politics should always be about service to the people.
“We must put the country first. Politics should not be played with bitterness, because at the end of the day, we all have a role in building Nigeria,” he said.
He pledged continued collaboration with political actors to promote peace and security across the state.
“More needs to be done to dislodge terrorists from their hideouts. The media will continue to play its watchdog role while encouraging partnership that enhances public safety,” Obansa added.
