Governor Nasir Idris has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to improving citizens’ welfare, strengthening security, and promoting democratic values across Kebbi.
The Kebbi chapter of the African Democratic Congress has described the June 12, 1993, presidential election as a symbol of Nigerians’ struggle for justice, free and fair elections.
The president of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has called on Nigerians to embrace unity, vigilance and active participation in nation-building.
The president said the honours list would be released “in the coming days”.
“The insecurity we are addressing is partly due to the collapse of grassroots governance,” said Mr Tinubu.
“To bandits, kidnappers, and sponsors of terror: Surrender or face the full force of the Nigerian state,” Mr Tinubu stated in his June 12 Democracy Day address on Friday.
Fellow Nigerians, 27 years ago, many doubted democracy would survive here because of our diversity. Today, our diversity sustains our democracy.
“I am speaking for the masses, our people who should see it as a significant date when democracy died,” Mr Olorunfemi noted.
He said no sitting governor in the state had ever successfully installed a successor.
Mr Yunusa said, “We will now have to inform the party of the activities of that particular fellow, that we do not support somebody who is antagonistic to Peter Obi.”
