Ahead of the 2027 general elections, the Sarah Enoch Adi Support Group has intensified grassroots mobilisation for the re-election of Taraba State Governor, Dr. Agbu Kefas, declaring that continuity remains its central political message.
The group said the mobilisation had received fresh impetus following the appointment of the state’s Coordinating Commissioner of Economic, Dr. Sarah Enoch Adi, as Director of Finance of the Tinubu-Kefas Campaign Council.
The group’s Publicity Secretary, Mallex Abishua, who disclosed this in a statement, said the group had commenced the visibility campaign with the distribution and display of Kefas 2027 posters and banners across Wukari and other locations in the southern zone.
Abishua said, the development was part of a broader effort to take the governor’s re-election message to the grassroots and consolidate support for the administration’s development agenda.
He described Adi’s appointment as a strategic recognition of her capacity, professional experience and commitment to the Kefas administration, expressing confidence that she would effectively deploy her expertise to the campaign council.
According to him, the commissioner’s new responsibility was not only a recognition of her role in government but also an opportunity to contribute directly to the political mobilisation ahead of 2027.
“Dr. Sarah Enoch Adi continues to demonstrate her support for the administration of His Excellency, Dr. Agbu Kefas, with fresh campaign banners ahead of 2027,” Abishua said.
He described Adi as a “Financial Amazon” and “Budget Architect”, saying her experience in financial management would be valuable to the Tinubu-Kefas Campaign Council.
The publicity secretary further commended Dr. Adi for her accessibility, humility and commitment to duty, arguing that her ability to engage directly with the people had strengthened her political appeal among supporters.
Abishua said the group would sustain its grassroots mobilisation across Taraba, urging supporters to remain focused on the campaign for continuity.
He declared: “If progress must continue, then the conversation is Kefas 2027.”
The group also congratulated Adi on her appointment and prayed for wisdom, strength and divine favour as she takes on the new campaign responsibility.
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