Salisu Zakari Maradun, Gusau
As elections into elective offices are fast approaching, people of Zamfara have been assured of total and positive transformation in all ramifications.
They have also been assured that nothing is impossible as far as governance is concerned, especially if there is support and cooperation from the governed.
The gubernatorial candidate of the SDP in Zamfara state, Alhaji Musa Mai Bulawus made this known when he addressed thousands of his supporters during the official flag-off of his campaign at the Bello Bara’u round about Gusau, capital of the state.
He said if elected as the governor of Zamfara, he will first and foremost make sure that the issue of insecurity becomes history.
According to him, lack of determination and political will are some of the reasons many governments who ruled before now have failed to achieve.
The candidate also disclosed that the issue of insecurity of the state, and which is something that has been paining him, will no longer be a topic for discussion so long as he is the governor of Zamfara. ” We all know how we have been suffering here, and as long as we continue to remain loose in this regard, then we have nothing to tell our people. Today in Zamfara, there is nothing we need much than security, without which, nothing tangible will take place,” he stated.
Speaking further, Mai Bulawus explained that embarking on capital projects is not what the people need at this material time, adding that ” peace is what we need, and we will do all that it takes toward ensuring it, come what may, all necessary measure will be taken with a view to achieving the desired goal, our prayer is for us to be allowed to rule come 2027 election,” he added.
Health, eduction and above all, continued the candidate, are the key areas his administration will give priority to, before anything else, as according to him, they are the life wie of every human being globally.
He therefore called on all and sundry across the state to rally round his movement for the betterment of both the people and the state.
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