By our Correspondent, March 24, 2026.
A seasoned politician, Hon. Princess Leah O. Solomon, has formally declared her intention to contest for the House of Representatives seat representing Jalingo, Yorro, and Zing Federal Constituency ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Her declaration, captured in a campaign poster bearing the slogan “In God We Trust 2027,” signals the start of what observers describe as a potentially competitive race within the constituency. The poster also features the logo of the All Progressives Congress (APC), indicating her political platform.
Hon. Solomon, who has been active in politics for several years, is presenting herself as an experienced and grassroots-oriented candidate. Her supporters describe her as a committed public servant with deep ties to the constituency and a track record of engagement in community development and political mobilization.
In her declaration message, she called on constituents to rally behind her candidacy, emphasizing the need for inclusive representation and stronger advocacy for the people of Jalingo, Yorro, and Zing at the National Assembly.
According to her, men have successfully contributed immensely towards the progress of the Constituency,but that there is the need to give a woman same opportunity to contribute as 2027 beckon.
Political analysts note that her entry into the race underscores the growing participation of women in Nigeria’s political space, particularly in elective positions that have traditionally been male-dominated. Her candidacy is already generating conversations around gender inclusion and the role of women in legislative leadership.
Supporters have also begun mobilizing across the constituency, urging voters to consider her experience and long-standing involvement in politics as key advantages. They argue that her emergence offers an opportunity to deepen democratic representation and bring a fresh perspective to governance at the federal level.
As the 2027 elections approach, stakeholders say the coming months will be critical in shaping the political landscape of the constituency, with Hon. Solomon expected to engage in wider consultations, campaign outreach, and party activities to consolidate support.
Her declaration adds to the list of aspirants positioning themselves early, signaling an intensifying build-up to what is anticipated to be a keenly contested election cycle in Taraba State.
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