BAUCHI State Governor, Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar has appealed to eligible voters in the State to ensure that politicians who had the opportunity of transforming or turning around the economy of Nigeria in the past but chose to destroy it were not reelected in this year’s general elections.
The Governor who was speaking at a campaign rally in Misau said that Nigerians must ensure that the country consolidates on the gains made by the ruling All Progressives Congress-led administrations at all levels in the past three and a half years.
The Governor reeled out the achievements so far recorded by the administration, especially in the areas of security, anti-corruption, agriculture, and youth and women empowerment scheme programmes.
“If we don’t come out and vote, we’re only voting for the return of the inglorious past. The only way we can ensure that projects and programmes that have a direct bearing on the life of the common man initiated by our Party are sustained is by coming out to vote for us again. Those we defeated in 2015 are planning to come back and return us to the woods. We must stop them,” the Governor warned.
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Mohammed Abubakar who commissioned some projects executed by his administration, including primary health centre equipped with VIP toilets and staff quarters in Faguchi, urged the people to collect their Permanent Voters’ Cards and peacefully conduct themselves before, during and after the elections.
He also thanked President Muhammadu Buhari for appointing indigenes of Bauchi state to head several key federal government parastatals, with the recent one being that of Professor Suleiman Bogoro, which he said is unprecedented.
The Governor Abubakar Gubernatorial Campaign Council which was a day earlier in Darazo local government area where it was received by mammoth crowds in towns and villages has moved to the northern part of the State.
Thousands of defectors from the People’s Democratic Party led by Jujin Abba Kolo, as well as Ahmed Yerima and Isa Hamma Misau social media support groups were received.
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