Business Day (Nigeria)

2023: Vote Tinubu for continuity — Badaru tells Jigawa residents

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GOV. MUHAMMAD Badaru of Jigawa on Wednesday urged the electorate to vote for Sen. Bola Tinubu, the presidenti­al candidate of All Progressiv­es Congress (APC) in 2023, for continuity.

The governor said that voting for Tinubu was important in order to ensure that he continued with the road, rail line and other Federal Government projects Initiated by President Muhammadu Buhari in the state.

Badaru spoke in Gumel shortly after presenting flags to APC’S candidates contesting for various elective positions in Jigawa Northwest Senatorial District.

He said that APC remained the only party trusted by people in the state and Nigeria at large.

“We fulfilled almost all our campaign promises, as there is no community in the state that is yet to benefit from one or more capital projects by our great party, the APC.

“We have a legacy in the state and I assure you that voting for APC at all levels will ensure the continuity of such projects and programmes,” the governor said.

Badaru urged the electorate to vote massively for the party’s governorsh­ip candidate in the state, Malam Umar Namadi.

“He will continue to build on my legacies from where I stop.

“Our governorsh­ip candidate is a man of integrity, a credible leader, tested and trusted when he was a commission­er before becoming my deputy.

“So, if you vote for him, you will not regret it because he will continue with our good projects and policies,” Badaru said.

The state APC Chairman, Alhaji Aminu Sani, also called on the people of the state to vote for APC at all levels.

He said that this was necessary for the continuati­on of good policies and programmes that would take the state and Nigeria to the next level of progress and sustainabl­e developmen­t.

On his part, the APC governorsh­ip candidate, assured the people that if elected in 2023, he would maintain the APC legacy of open, transparen­t, and all-inclusive government.

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