switching user sessions GPG signature not work

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In the same terminal I need to switch user and be able to use gnugpg properly The next script (which could also be a bash alias) to switch the terminal shell to another user.

I want running this script to ask me only the password for the sudo command

login to the new user must skip the password request:

#!/bin/sh
sudo login nextuser

For some reason in my case it's not enough to use: su - nextuser because I can't use gpg properly (probably because of gpg-agent initialization, show errors when using the signature), with the login command gpg-agent works fine once logged in in the new session.

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