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2027: Zamfara ADC candidate vows to tackle insecurity
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2027: Zamfara ADC candidate vows to tackle insecurity

Vanguard Nigeria about 1 hour 2 mins read
2027: Zamfara ADC candidate vows to tackle insecurity

By Idris Salisu, Gusau

The governorship candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Zamfara State, Alhaji Bulyaminu Yusuf Shinkafi, has pledged to tackle insecurity and restore peace in the state if elected governor in 2027.

Shinkafi made the pledge on Thursday night during a campaign rally in Gusau, where he identified security as a priority of his proposed administration.

Addressing a large crowd, the ADC candidate sympathised with families affected by persistent insecurity, acknowledging the loss of lives, displacement of residents and destruction of livelihoods caused by attacks across the state.

He said restoring peace was essential to rebuilding communities, supporting farmers and reviving economic activities.

“The people of Zamfara deserve to live without constant fear. Restoring peace must be the foundation for rebuilding our communities, supporting our farmers and reviving economic activities,” Shinkafi said.

The governorship candidate also expressed sympathy for residents whose properties were reportedly demolished by the state government without compensation, promising to address their grievances if elected.

He said the concerns of affected residents required attention, pledging to pursue measures to address their complaints under an ADC-led administration.

Shinkafi also expressed concern over the reported dismissal of thousands of workers by the state government, noting the potential impact on affected employees and their families.

He promised to address the concerns of the workers if elected, describing their welfare as an issue that any responsible administration must take seriously.

“Governance should not be about exercising power without regard for the people. It should be about protecting their interest, addressing their grievances and creating opportunities for them to live with dignity,” he said.

Shinkafi urged residents to support his ambition, pledging to prioritise security, protect livelihoods and address grievances affecting communities across Zamfara State.

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