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Wednesday, May 18, 2022

I'm Contesting For Senate to Bring Back Kebbi South Lost Glories -Mai Doki


Ismail Adebayo in Birnin Kebbi

A senatorial aspirant under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Alhaji Garba Musa Mai Doki has said he wanted to go to the Senate to bring back the lost glories of Kebbi South. 

While addressing the PDP supporters during an overwhelming reception in his honor in Zuru, Mai Doki lamented over what he described as a high level of insecurity, the poor state of infrastructure, bad road network, and dwindling agricultural activities which he said have slowed down the economic prosperity of kebbi South, particularly Zuru Emirate.

"I'm in the race for the senate seat under the PDP to bring back the glory days to this senatorial district of Zuru and Yauri Emirates. We have suffered for too long. This area is neglected, look at our roads, they are in terrible condition. Our agricultural potential which we are known for is dwindling due to fear of insecurity. 

"Our people are often attacked by bandits. Many of our people have been displaced from the communities and our farmers can no longer go to their farms. All these must stop, we must address them"

He stated that though Kebbi South Senatorial District is very strategic to kebbi state it has been neglected for too long. "They promised us a road during the campaign but eight years after they are yet to fulfill their promise to us. Zuru road is in a bad state now. These are some of the things we plan to tackle when we are elected to the senate", Mai Doki said.

The senatorial hopeful added that Zuru in the past was known for its agricultural prosperity and but over the years all had been eroded due to neglect of the area and its economic potential.

"As I speak to you we had been cut off from Niger, Zamfara, and other local government areas bordering Zuru. This suffering has to stop in Zuru", he said.

One of the ardent supporters of the aspirant, Professor Sahabi Danladi Mahuta said poor representation of the zone at the National Assembly in the past has seriously underdeveloped the communities in all aspects of existence.

The professor said the lack of motorable roads, portable drinking water, stable electricity, and healthcare facilities amongst many others necessitated the support for Maidoki to represent the zone at the Apex Chamber of the National Assembly in other to bring developments to the people of the area.

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