By; IBRAHIM ADAMU & AGBA AGNES UFEEBE, Kaduna
Governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Uba Sani has met stakeholders in Zone One of Kaduna State to fine-tune strategies to ensure victory for the ruling party in forthcoming 2023 general elections.
Senator Sani was flanked by his running mate and current deputy governor of the state, Dr. Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe on the visit, where he noted, was not only meant for assessing effective campaign methods, but also to reconcile aggrieved party chieftains to have a common front in eight local government areas in the zone ahead of the commencement of campaigns in September.
Local Govt Areas in Zone 1 are; Lere, Ikara, Kubau, Kudan, Makarfi, Zaria, Soba and Sabon Gari.
The governorship hopeful stressed the need to have a strong and united party, capable of mobilizing electorate in the Zone to vote APC in all elections in the next polls.
” I and my running mate, the acting Governor of Kaduna State, Her Excellency, Dr. Hadiza Balarabe hosted series of meetings with the APC stakeholders across the eight local government areas in Zone 1.
” The highly interactive meetings were concerned to finetune campaign strategies to ensure the success of our great party in 2023 Presidential, Governorship, Senatorial and House of Assembly and State Assembly elections in Kaduna State.
” The consultations were also devoted to resolving differences among party members in order to approach the all important elections as a united front.
” I urge us to be patriotic, committed and dogged to the cause of our party as important Stakeholders whose contributions are needed like never before as We approach the next election.
” Interest of our party, Kaduna State and Nigeria must always be uppermost in our calculations, declarations and prayers so We could maintain the tempo of nation building through infrastructure development, transparency in governance and above all, upholding the ethos of democracy in our contemporary polity as enshrined in our Constitution.
” We must ensure inclusiveness and stay focused to retain the trust of the people whom should be our primary concern as we sell our candidates through intensive campaigning which I am optimistic We will emerge victorious at the end of the day,” he said.
