By Rayyanu Bala

Every generation is blessed with individuals whose leadership is not driven by ambition alone, but by a deep sense of responsibility to the people. In Nasarawa State today for example, leadership finds clear expression in the person of Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu Wadada. He is indeed, a man whose journey has been defined by service, empathy, and commitment to the common good of all irrespective of tribe or religion.
Wadada represents a new kind of leadership that listens before it speaks, understands before it acts, and serves without spectacle. Wadada’s relationship with the people is personal and wholesome. For instance, From the market woman to the farmer, from the youth seeking opportunity to the civil servant longing for dignity, Wadada’s name resonates because he has through out his political career consistently stood with the people, not above them.
This is why Wadada’s aspiration to lead Nasarawa State in 2027 has inspired hope across all the communities of Nasarawa state. His record is not built on promises alone but on tangible engagement, accessibility, and compassion. Wadada understands governance not as power, but as a responsibility. Not as privilege, but as duty.
That also explains why, wherever he goes, an aura of responsibility always surrounds him. Only recently, at the burial of his late colleague in the Red Chamber, Senator Godiya Akwashiki, that aura of responsibility was evident even in the presence of both the Senate President and the Deputy Senate President.

The movement supporting Wadada is founded on a simple but powerful idea: leadership should improve lives. It is about creating opportunities for young people, strengthening agriculture, ensuring fairness in governance, and restoring trust between leaders and citizens. It is about building a Nasarawa State where everyone is heard, and valued.
As the journey toward 2027 unfolds, commitments remains the greatest strength. Progress is achieved when people becomes the cornerstone. Success comes when everyone pulls in the same direction, guided by shared values and a common vision for a better Nasarawa State.
Wadada’s vision is inclusive. It calls on people from all walks of life, professionals, traders, students, elders, and traditional institutions to be part of a shared future. It is not a vision limited to politics, but one rooted in development, stability, and sustainable growth.
The road to Government House Shendam Road, will not be easy. Political journeys are never easy. But history shows that when a leader earns the trust of the people and is backed by discipline, and purpose, even the longest journey becomes achievable.
Supporting Wadada is not just about an election in 2027; it is about choosing a future defined by service-driven leadership. It is about believing that Nasarawa State deserves a governor who understands its challenges and is prepared to lead with integrity, humility, and courage.
As we move forward, the call is clear:
Let us stand together.
Let us stay focused.
Let us believe in a leadership that puts people first.
With commitment, and faith in a shared vision, Wadada’s journey to Government House in 2027 is not only possible, it is necessary for the future of Nasarawa State.

However, Governor Abdullahi Sule has a critical role to play here. As the leader of the APC in Nasarawa State. He must carefully choose, from among the many aspirants seeking the governorship ticket, a candidate who possesses not only the financial wherewithal, but also strong capacity and organic grassroots support. Such a candidate should be someone whose acceptance by the electorate will come naturally, without difficulty. A man who has been on the ground from the onset. That man is none other than Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu.