Why Nigerians should re-elect Buhari - Kaduna council chairman

- Alhaji Aliyu Idris-Ibrahim, the council chairman of Zaria LGA in Kaduna urged Nigerians to vote for President Buhari

- The council chairman said re-electing Buhari will guarantee brighter future for Nigeria

- Idris-Ibrahim also urged the people of Kaduna state to re-elect Governor El-Rufai for second term

Alhaji Aliyu Idris-Ibrahim, the council chairman of Zaria local government area of Kaduna state on Sunday, January 3, says re-electing President Muhammadu Buhari would guarantee brighter future for Nigeria.

Idris-Ibrahim made the observation during the presentation of certificates to contractors awarded infrastructure projects in Tudun Wada ward of Zaria.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that community leaders in each unit were mobilised by the council to monitor the execution of the projects to ensure compliance to set standards.

The council boss stressed the need for electorates to give President Buhari a second tenure to enable him to transform the country for a brighter future.

According to him, Buhari administration has recorded successes in areas of security, fighting corruption and diversifying the economy through agriculture.

The council chairman also stressed the need for the electorate to re-elect Governor Nasiru El-Rufai to continue his laudable programmes across the state.

Idris-Ibrahim cautioned against attacks on leaders, hate speech and the use of sentiments in the name of campaign.

“Our religion tells us to pray for our leaders, support them and encourage them where they do the right thing and advise them where they go wrong not uttering bad words not to talk of insulting them.

“In my own little knowledge, I have never seen a place in Islam where if a leader is doing well and ask for continuity will be turned down.

“Therefore, we have no option than to support their continuity, we must tell our children, our wives, brothers and sisters to come out en mass to give President Buhari, Governor El-Rufai and all other APC contestants block votes,” he pleaded.

In his speech, the APC zonal chairman, Northern Kaduna senatorial district, Alhaji Hussaini Zaria appreciated the council chairman for embarking on developmental projects.

He said the party was proud to have him as a council chairman in view of his foresight, commitment and desire to lift the local government to greater heights.

Alhaji Abdu Ringo, the APC chairman, Zaria local government also lauded the gigantic efforts of the council chairman in touching the lives of citizens of the area.

Ringo, who was represented by the vice chairman, Alhaji Buhari Musa-Bizara said in the history of local governments in Kaduna state, no council had ever awarded a contract worth N1 billion except Zaria under the present chairman.

“The member representing Zaria federal constituency also deserves a National Merit Award considering his track records in the House of Representatives.”

In their remarks, some community leaders in the area commended the chairman for executing people-oriented projects.

They pledged to give Buhari and APC the necessary support to succeed in the upcoming general elections.

NAN reports that the projects include; construction of culverts, drainages and channels, repair of boreholes, electrification and renovation of primary schools, among others.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that the wife of the Oyo state governor, Florence Ajimobi, on Sunday, February 3, in Ibadan said that President Buhari would win the February 16 presidential election.

The governor’s wife said this at the first edition of the 2019 Women Intercessory Network (WIN) with the theme Mega Tehila.

WIN is a quarterly prayer and fasting session organised by the governor’s wife.

The wife of the governor also said that victory was certain for her husband, Abiola Ajimobi, who is contesting for the Oyo south senatorial district.

She also expressed optimism that the All Progressives Congress (APC) would record a landslide victory at the 2019 general elections.

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