The Campaign Organization of Barr. Gyang Yaya Zi, SAN, on Friday, 29th May, 2026, witnessed a massive solidarity gathering at the Gyang Zi, SAN Campaign Office in Jos, Plateau State, in a remarkable demonstration of unity, loyalty, resilience and collective commitment towards the pursuit of justice, fairness and purposeful leadership.
The solidarity convergence, which drew stakeholders, campaign coordinators, ward leaders, youth mobilizers, supporters, loyalists and party faithful from across the six Local Government Areas of the Plateau Northern Senatorial Zone, was organized to encourage and reaffirm unwavering confidence in the leadership, democratic ideals and people-oriented vision championed by Barr. Gyang Yaya Zi, SAN under the campaign philosophy of “Justice and Rebirth.”
The gathering comes amidst the ongoing political developments surrounding the recently conducted APC Plateau Northern Senatorial Zone Primary Elections, which have continued to generate widespread public concerns and conversations over issues relating to fairness, transparency and due democratic process.
Speaking during the solidarity visit, the Director General of the Campaign Organization, Hon. Kaboh Awul, commended members of the campaign structure and supporters for their maturity, steadfastness and continued peaceful disposition despite prevailing circumstances.
He charged supporters and stakeholders to remain calm, united, law-abiding and prayerful as Barr. Gyang Yaya Zi, SAN continues to pursue constitutional and democratic avenues in seeking justice, fairness and proper interpretation of the processes surrounding the conduct of the Party Primaries.
According to Hon. Awul, the campaign movement remains firmly committed to the principles of democracy, equity, due process and the rule of law, while emphasizing that the aspiration for responsible and people-driven representation must continue to be pursued through lawful and peaceful means.
He further urged supporters not to lose hope but to sustain the spirit of brotherhood, discipline, strategic engagement and coordinated mobilization across all wards and local governments within the Senatorial Zone.
Addressing the gathering amidst cheers and emotional expressions of solidarity, Barr. Gyang Yaya Zi, SAN expressed profound appreciation to members of the campaign structure, supporters, stakeholders and loyalists for their sacrifices, commitment and overwhelming encouragement during what he described as a defining moment in the collective struggle for justice, equity and responsible representation.
Barr. Zi reassured supporters that he remains resolute, focused and unwavering in the pursuit of justice and fairness through lawful and democratic means, while continuing to advocate for the voice, welfare and aspirations of the ordinary people.
He reiterated that leadership must always reflect integrity, accountability, compassion and commitment to the genuine interests of the people, stressing that the movement for “Justice and Rebirth” transcends politics and represents a collective aspiration for a more inclusive, fair and progressive society.
The Senior Advocate of Nigeria further admonished supporters to remain peaceful, respectful of constituted authorities and committed to democratic values, while emphasizing the importance of patience, internal unity, forgiveness and faith in democratic institutions.
He encouraged members of the campaign family to continue to strengthen harmony within the structure, forgive one another where necessary and forge ahead together in love, peace, solidarity and shared purpose.
Barr. Gyang Yaya Zi, SAN also called on leaders and citizens at all levels to seek divine wisdom and guidance in governance, praying that God touches the hearts of leaders to prioritize the welfare, aspirations and genuine concerns of the people in the discharge of leadership responsibilities.
The solidarity gathering concluded with special prayers for peace, justice, unity and the continued progress of Plateau Northern Senatorial Zone and Plateau State at large, as supporters collectively reaffirmed their commitment to the enduring ideals of “Justice and Rebirth.”
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