Politics
2027: I’ve No Favourite Candidate – Sultan
The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, has dismissed a report circulating on some social media platforms that he urged Nigerians to support the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.
The Sultan Media Team, in a statement by Prince Bashir Adefaka on Tuesday, urged Nigerians across all sectors of society to disregard and condemn what it described as a malicious and unpatriotic attempt to drag the revered personality of the Sultan into partisan politics for selfish interests.
The statement said, “Let it be made clear once again that the institutions of monarchy and religion led by the Sultan are institutions of a father figure. As such, His Eminence cannot but remain within the purview of that role by offering fatherly, royal and spiritual blessings, as well as guidance, to Nigerian politicians who seek his counsel and blessings.
“The Sultan’s doors cannot be shut against anyone who comes to him, regardless of political affiliation or persuasion. His Eminence has consistently demonstrated that he is the father of all and will continue to relate with all Nigerians without discrimination.”
The Media Team, therefore, called on the public to reject any attempt to misrepresent the Sultan’s position or associate him with the political campaign or candidacy of any individual ahead of the 2027 general elections.
It stressed that the Sultan, by virtue of his position as a father figure to all Nigerians, remains committed to promoting peace, unity, stability and peaceful coexistence among the diverse peoples and faiths of Nigeria.
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