The Director, Northwest Support Group of Tinubu Campaign Council in Kano, Bappa Danagundi has announced that preparations for the One Million PVC Show, due to take place in Kano have reached advanced stage.
He stated this on Friday while addressing newsmen on the planned event to show support for the leading All Progressives Party’s (APC) Presidential candidate Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
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The event is scheduled to hold at 2pm on Sunday 20, 2022, where supporters displaying their Permanent Voters Cards (PVC) will march from the Emir’s palace in the ancient city through to Kofar Nassarawa, State Road and to Government House roundabout in colors.
The sea of supporters are due to be received by the Kano state Governor, Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje, his deputy, Nasiru Gawuna flanked by the distinguished Senators from the party in the state and other important dignitaries.
Also participating in the one million PVC walk will include the elder son of the party’s Presidential candidate, Seyi Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Abba Umar Ganduje, Muhammad Umar Ganduje and Yahaya Nasiru Gawuna.
“Preparations have reached an advanced stage as you can see a lot of people trooping into the Tinubu Campaign Office in Kano registering their preparedness to join the walk.
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“You can see a lot of them going out with caps, glucose and water packages and others in preparation for the walk.
“Security agencies could also be seen to be performing surveillance activities at the said routes.
“Men of the road traffic agencies are also not left out in the preparation for the traffic control job.
“More so, announcements are all over the media stations in Kano as well as other national media outfits.
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“It is going to be a very big event with musicians and other entertainers from all parts of the country in attendance to perform live.
“In addition, there will be horse and camel riders to add color to the event,” Danagundi said.
