News Investigators/ The 34 members of the Katsina State House of Assembly have endorsed Gov. Dikko Radda’s re-election bid in the 2027 general elections.
The Speaker of the house, Nasir Yahaya-Daura, made their decision known during a press briefing on Saturday in Katsina.
According to the speaker, the lawmakers had unanimously resolved to endorse Radda for a second term in office.
He said, “Let me begin by appreciating you, our esteemed media partners, for your role in documenting the progress of our dear state.
“We stand before you with great pride and unity of purpose.
“I am honoured to announce that the 34 members of the assembly, after extensive deliberations and consultations, have unanimously resolved to endorse Radda for a second term in office.
“Furthermore, we have resolved to purchase his nomination form when the time comes in 2027 as a testament to our full support.
“This decision was not taken lightly.”
Mr Yahaya-Daura explained that it was a product of careful assessment, grassroots’ feedbacks, and their collective belief in Radda’s leadership.
He highlighted some of the Governor’s landmark achievements that informed their decision, which included significant improvement on the security situation.
According to him, the governor has demonstrated exceptional commitment to securing the state, especially the creation of Community Watch Corps.
He said that the security outfit was a grassroots initiative that had significantly complemented the efforts of the conventional security agencies.
“Under the visionary leadership of Gov. Radda, our state had undergone a remarkable agricultural transformation, reclaiming its rightful position as the agricultural powerhouse of Northern Nigeria.
“The healthcare sector had also witnessed remarkable improvements under Radda’s leadership.
“The education sector had benefited from Radda’s visionary leadership through the rehabilitation of over 200 schools across the state, among other numerous achievements,” the speaker said.
Yahaya-Daura reeled out various achievements of the governor in different sectors, which he said gave them the confidence and trust to endorse him to go for the second time.
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