ELIGIBLE voters in Bauchi State have been advised on the need to resist being bought over by the politicians vying for elective offices in the 2019 general elections particularly as the present government in the state may try to sway them through vote buying before and during the elections.
The advice was given by the PDP Guber candidate in Bauchi State, Senator Muhammed Abdulkadir, during a meeting with his campaign Coordinators from the 20 local government areas in the state and representatives the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Bauchi.
The PDP Guber candidate alleged that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) led government in the state has no concern for people in the state, including transport workers saying that though President Muhammadu Buhari has brought a lot of achievements to the state, the state Governor, Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar, has instead enriched himself alone and forgot the people of the state.
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According to him, in the more than three years that Governor Muhammed Abubakar led administration has been in the saddle, Bauchi State cannot boast of having quality roads network across the state to ease transportation in the state.
Bala Muhammed further alleged that the APC led government in the state has neglected the education sector in the state to the background, saying that this is due to the unseriousness of the state government.
The PDP governorship candidate stated that he is contesting the governorship seat with a view to serving the people of the state and bringing genuine development to the state.
While urging the Coordinators and NURTW representatives to work hard and mobilise people of the state to vote in PDP government in 2019, he assured that if elected as Governor, he will record laudable achievements in the state.
He further assured that transport workers, including drivers and Keke NAPEP operators, whom he described as the live wire of the economy, will be given prime considerations in the scheme of things by his administration.
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