From Ismail Adebayo, Birnin Kebbi
Peoples Democratic Party's Presidential Candidate, former vice president Atiku Abubakar has promised to end banditry that's bedeviling the people of Kebbi South, kebbi State so that farmers can return to their farming activities if he is elected president.
Atiku while addressing Kebbi electorates at the race course (filin sukuwa ) in Birnin Kebbi said he would also reopen the borders closed by president Muhammad Buhari's administration if he is elected president in the February general elections.
"I will end bandits attacks, end your fears and farmers will return to their farms. I will also ensure Goronyo Dam, that's between Kebbi and Sokoto is put to optimal capacity for your irrigation farming", he said.
Atiku enjoined PDP supporters in the state to ensure they collected their PVCs and vote the PDP from top to bottom in the general elections saying only the PDP can recover the country from it's economic crisis.
Earlier, the party's governorship in kebbi State, Aminu Bande said Nigerians have suffered enough under the leadership of APC at the state and national levels.
He said the nation's economy is in bad shape because of the misrule and maladministration of the APC government.
"Nigerians have been subjected to hardship over issues of scarcity of petroleum products and naira scarcity. It's time to vote in Atiku Abubakar to end our suffering in kebbi State and Nigeria. Atiku will tackle insecurity and scarcity of food in Kebbi and Nigeria.
"If you vote Atiku you have voted for economic recovery, security, prosperity, national integration and unity", he said.
In her address Hajiya Najatu Muhammad said Nigeria cannot afford to make mistake again. "We must vote PDP to get things right in Nigeria. Atiku will bring Nigeria back to it's past glory and end the APC misrule in the states and national levels. "Atiku has all the experience and capabilities to direct the affairs of Nigeria".
She added that Atiku's experience and acceptance across the nation stands him out. "He is the right candidate for the presidency of Nigeria", Najatu said.
No comments:
Post a Comment