From Muhammad Kabir, Kano
It has been observed that for President Bola Ahmad Tinubu to agree in leading the Signing of Peace Accord for the 2027 General Elections, and his none interference in the just concluded Osun Governorship Free And Fair Elections, Shows that Tinubu is a Democrat, who should be given a chance to complete the Journey of making Nigeria great.
Making this submission, the Director Finance Hadejia Jammaare River Basin and a former three terms Commissioner and tow terms Local Government Chairman, Dr. Musa Illiyasu Kwankwaso, said in a released he Personally signed and issued to Newsmen, Wednesday, that apart from peace posture of the President his developmental stride stand out for him, across the Country.
Musa Illiyasu Kwankwaso, explained that in the last three years of the government of Tinubu, he has demonstrated that he is a Nationalist who cares for the growth of every part of the Country.
He said taking a hard looks of his efforts specifically in the Northern Region, on Security as been affirmed by many and the spreads of projects completed and ongoing calls for all the Northerners to rally round him for a resounding victory
Kwankwaso narrated that, “just yesterday, the National President of All Farmers Association of Nigeria AFAM, Dr Farouk, showcase’s the stride of President in freeing large chunk of Farming lands earlier on taken by Bandits”.
He further confirms that hundreds of IDPs are today going back homes due to peace brought about by the efforts of the Nigeria Security as been supported by President Tinubu.
He said today more than 1,400 kilometres of major road projects in addition to AKK gas project and metropolitan rail were being undertaken across the region, with a combined value exceeding N7.21 trillion.
Kwankwaso, listed the reconstruction of the Abuja-Kaduna-Zaria-Kano highway, rehabilitation of the Kano-Maiduguri road, dualisation of the Kano-Katsina road and reconstruction of the Kano-Hadejia road among long list of federal government investments.
He also pointed to the proposed Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway, describing the 1,068-kilometre corridor, with an integrated rail line, as a major project capable of strengthening economic links between Northern and Southern Nigeria.
In the transport sector, he cited the $1.2 billion Kano-Kaduna rail project, alongside the Kano-Maradi rail line and proposed Kaduna Light Rail, as initiatives that could improve the movement of passengers and goods while reducing pressure on major highways.
He further listed the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano gas pipeline, the 1,350MW Gwagwalada Independent Power Plant and solar energy projects in Kaduna among the energy interventions he said could expand power supply and stimulate industrial activity in the region.
Musa Illiyasu Kwankwaso, noted that the upgrade of Misau General Hospital to a Federal Medical Centre, improvements at the Reference Hospital in Kaduna and rehabilitation of the Kumpada Irrigation Project as evidence of investment in social services and agriculture.
“These projects show that the region is receiving significant attention,” he said, urging citizens to distinguish between legitimate criticism and what he described as politically motivated narratives so that they would massively votes for the President to continue the good works he has embarked on.
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