Senior Special Assistant to President Ahmed Tinubu on Media and Public Enlightenment, Abdulaziz Abdulaziz, has said the President’s planned visit to Jigawa State is aimed at presenting his administration’s achievements rather than organising a ceremonial event.
Abdulaziz made this known on Monday during a briefing with journalists ahead of Tinubu’s visit scheduled for Tuesday, November 10.
He said the Federal Government had implemented several projects and programmes in Jigawa, particularly in education, agriculture, transportation and infrastructure.
The presidential aide listed the rehabilitation of the long-neglected Babban Mutum–Kanya Babba–Babura Road and the Kano–Kazaure–Katsina Road among the major projects undertaken by the administration.
"Don't allow anyone to deceive you that President Bola Ahmad Tinubu has done nothing to Jigawa people.
"It's better to vote someone who has you in his heart irrespective of his region, than to votes someone who claimed the region," he said.
He added that construction work was progressing on the railway project and the Greater Dutse Water Supply Scheme.
Abdulaziz further disclosed that thousands of farmers in the state had received agricultural inputs, while students had benefited from financial support through the Nigerian Education Loan Fund, NELFUND.
He maintained that the administration’s interventions across various sectors demonstrated its commitment to improving the lives of Nigerians, particularly residents of Jigawa State.
The presidential aide said the achievements recorded by the Tinubu administration provided strong grounds for the President to seek another term in office, urging the people of Jigawa to support his re-election in 2027.
Tinubu’s Jigawa visit to showcase achievements, not for jamboree – Aide