Six aspirants of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kano State have withdrawn from the race for the Kano Central Senatorial seat ahead of the 2027 elections.

They have thrown their full support behind former Governor Muhammadu Sa’adu Shekarau. This major decision is expected to strengthen Shekarau’s chances of returning to the Senate.

The aspirants agreed to step down after careful discussions within the party. Their move shows a desire to unite behind one strong candidate rather than split votes during the primaries. Political observers believe this endorsement will bring more unity to the APC in Kano Central.

Shekarau, a well-known politician with wide experience, served as Kano State Governor between 2003 and 2011. He also represented the zone in the Senate in the past. Many party members see him as a capable leader who can effectively represent the interests of the people in the National Assembly.

This development is part of the early political activities building up towards the 2027 general elections. It highlights how alliances and endorsements are already shaping the political landscape in Kano State. Other aspirants and party leaders are watching closely to see how this will affect the overall race.

As preparations for the next elections continue, this show of support for Shekarau could influence more politicians to align with him. Residents of Kano Central are paying attention to these moves, hoping they will lead to better representation and good governance in the years ahead.