I won’t dump Kaduna voters after using them: APC aspirant
A governorship aspirant on the All Progressives Congress (APC) platform in Kaduna, Sani Sha’aban, has promised to give Southern Kaduna a fair share of political appointments in the state if given the mandate.
“Governance is about being responsive, accountable, fair and just to all sections of the state. I promise that I will not use you and dump you soon after the elections, as is common in our society today,” he said on Tuesday in Kafanchan.
While inaugurating members of his campaign organisation for Kaduna South Senatorial District, he vowed to tackle insecurity is curbed in the state
The APC governorship aspirant also stated that Kaduna needed a leader who would unite the people and ensure social justice and equality.
“We need a leader that can bring everyone together, and I believe I can provide that leadership and do even much more. We cannot move our dear state to enviable heights without peace and unity amongst us; we must achieve that before anything else,” he stressed.
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