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Yobe youths raise N188m for Sen. Lawan’s governorship race

The Coalition of Yobe-East Progressive Youths has raised N188 million to support the 2027 governorship aspiration of the former Senate President, Sen. Ahmed Lawan.
The coalition’s leader, Dr Yerima Goni, made this known at the fundraising on Monday in Damaturu.
Mr Goni said the initiative aimed at encouraging civic engagement and inclusive participation among youths and other stakeholders.
The coalition’s leader said that the funds were realised through pledges, bank transfers, and cash donations.
He said that the group remained committed to promoting good governance and youth involvement in leadership processes.
The event attracted participants, mostly youths, community leaders, supporters, and stakeholders across the state.
Mr Lawan, while appreciating the initiative, also described the gesture as a demonstration of responsible citizenship.
The former senate president further said the donations were the reflection of the grassroots’ passionate participation in political leadership.
Mr Lawan, who hasn’t made a formal declaration to contest for the governorship race, however, expressed his willingness to respond to the call to serve the people of the state.
NAN

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