Bauchi 2027: Group Hails Wunti’s Supporters, Reaffirms Loyalty

By Kamal Ibrahim, Bauchi

The Bala Wunti Support Organisation (BWSO) has expressed profound appreciation to the hundreds of thousands of supporters, stakeholders, party leaders, support groups and well-wishers of Dr. Bala Maijama’a Wunti for their unwavering loyalty, commitment and solidarity since he declared for the APC gubernatorial ticket in Bauchi State.

The Chief Executive Officer of BWSO, Malam Mukhtar Ahmed Jarmajo, who said this in Bauchi, added that the overwhelming support demonstrated across the state remains a clear reflection of the confidence and trust that the people have in Dr. Bala Maijama’a Wunti’s leadership capacity, vision and commitment to building a prosperous Bauchi State for present and future generations.

“Your steadfast support and belief in Dr. Bala Maijama’a Wunti since his declaration are deeply appreciated. They represent not only confidence in his leadership but also a shared aspiration for a better and more prosperous Bauchi State.

“Dr. Bala Wunti remains a loyal and committed member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), confident in the leadership of the party at both the national and state levels. Dr. Wunti firmly believes in the APC’s internal democratic processes and respects the decision-making processes of the party,” he said.

Jarmajo said the entire Dr Bala Wunti political ecosystem, all BWSO structures across the 20 local government areas of Bauchi State, should continue to remain loyal, calm, united and disciplined to Dr Bala Maijama’a Wunti.

He warned that all Bala Wunti support groups, BWSO state officials, local government coordinators and members are hereby urged to refrain from any political movement on behalf of Dr Bala Maijama’a Wunti without first securing his explicit approval.

“No individual, group or official should claim to speak or act on his behalf,” he insisted.

The Bala Wunti Support Organisation (BWSO) has grown into the most formidable grassroots movement in Bauchi State, with structures spanning all 5,423 polling units, 212 political wards and 20 local government areas.