Zamfara 2023: Former Gov Yari assures Matawalle’s 2nd tenure

From Ibrahim Sidi Muh’d, Gusau

Former Zamfara State Governor Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar has charged all members of the just inaugurated twenty campaign committees to work in earnest with a view to ensure success for the second tenure of Governor Bello Mohammed Matawalle come 2023.

Yari, who handed over appointment letters to members of subcommittees today (Monday) in Gusau the state capital under the main campaign committee led by himself, said a single tenure spent by a Governor in office is not in anyway enough to be assessed especially in Zamfara State where lingering security challenges had taken all needed attention.

The former Governor further informed that, though despite all challenges, Governor Bello Matawalle has performed wonderfully across sectors within his three years in office especially as he amongst numerous achievements constructed and rehabilitated 147 primary health care facilities across the fourteen local government areas of the state.

“Although, we have not formally kick start the campaign yet, but I am reminding you that, Governor Matawalle is not a hard-to-promote stock, there are number of developmental projects on the ground to convince and encourage electorates to vote massively in favour of the ruling APC”, Yari has stressed. 

He said, many have been mockingly waiting to see what Governor Matawalle would show or tell the political gatherings during campaigns that will serve as reason to be reelected into Governor’s office during the forthcoming 2023 elections.

The former Governor further called on the good people of the state to utilise their votes in favour of all candidates on the platform of the APC right from Presidential, gubernatorial and other contesting political offices across the state.

Also speaking, the Director General of Governor Matawalle campaign, Senator Tijjani Yahaya Kaura, warned the committees to abandoned their beds so as to achieve the target, adding that, “You are required to work frequently in contact with each of the committees to avoid possible misunderstanding and or clash of ideas”.