Rep aspirant promises to boost infrastructure in constituency

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From Raji Bello, Sokoto

A House of Representatives Aspirant in Sokoto state has promised to liaise with his colleagues and other federal agencies to attract more federal government presence to his constituency and Sokoto state in general.

Alhaji Al-Mustapha Ibrahim, who is seeking to represent the Wurno/Rabah federal constituency in the National Assembly on the platform of All Progressive Congress (APC), stated this yesterday in an interview with newsmen in Sokoto, yesterday.

He also promised to introduce legislation that will ensure the peace, unity and progress of Nigeria, noting that the unity of Nigeria should not be compromised in any way. According to him, “God has reasons for creating us as Nigerians with diverse religious, ethnic and cultural backgrounds. So our diversity should be our strength and the uniting factor and not a divisive one.”

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Ibrahim, who currently represents Rabah local government constituency of the state in the State House of Assembly, also emphasized the need for the country to focus more on non-oil sectors.

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