Kaka Begins Consultation For APC’s Kaduna North Federal Constituency Ticket

The chairman of APC Youth Stakeholders Forum, Abdulazeez Abubakar Kaka, has hinted of plans to begin consultation to get the ticket to contest the Kaduna North Federal Constituency seating the 2027 general election under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Kaka, in a statement signed on his behalf and issued on and made available to journalists on Thursday, announced that the consultation phase is an important step in strengthening unity, listening to diverse voices, and building a people-driven agenda that reflects the true needs and aspirations of the Kaduna North communities in Kaduna State.

The statement said, “Abdulazeez Abubakar Kaka remains committed to inclusive leadership, grassroots engagement, youth empowerment, and sustainable development. He looks forward to meeting party stakeholders, community leaders, professionals, women groups, and young people across the constituency.

“We respectfully urge all stakeholders to give their support, share valuable insights, and join this journey toward effective representation and progress for Kaduna North. Together, we can shape a brighter future.”

Kaka, who is the founder of Kowa Namu Ne Foundation, a vehicle he uses to drive grassroots political engagements to large-scale empowerment programmes, education support, healthcare interventions, women and youth inclusion, and strategic infrastructure projects, further assured Kaduna North constituents that he hoped to offer inclusive leadership which emphasises shared ownership of governance, collective responsibility, and equal opportunity for all, regardless of background, gender, or social status.

“My duty is to bridge the gap between government and the people, turning hope into tangible reality for everyone in Kaduna state and Nigeria at large. My vision for the Kowa Namu Ne Foundation extends beyond elections and political cycles, because leadership belongs to all of us. Together, we will continue to build a Kaduna, and a Nigeria that works for all,” Kaka was quoted as saying.