The Chairman, Campaign Council of Engr Abdullahi. A. Sule for Senate, Nasarawa North Senatorial District, Sen. Philip Gyunka, has appealed to members of the party from the northern zone to vote massively for Gov. Abdullahi Sule.
Sule, who is serving his second term, is contesting for the Nasarawa North Senatorial seat in 2027.
This is contained in a Press statement signed by the Campaign Council’s Directorate of Media, Publicity and ICT and made available to newsmen on Saturday in Akwanga LGA.
Gyunka urged stakeholders to rally round the governor in the primaries, expressing confidence that the 11th Assembly would be marked by “inclusive representation, effective legislation.
“And sustainable development with Sule at the helms of its affairs,” the statement said.
The statement commended the cooperation and hospitality it was accorded during its engagements with traditional rulers in the zone and the electorate.
“We are deeply grateful to our revered traditional rulers, respected stakeholders, elders, women groups, youths, party faithful and the general masses who turned out in large numbers to identify with the aspiration of His Excellency ahead of the forthcoming Senatorial Primary Election scheduled for Monday.”
“The warm reception and confidence reposed in Engr. Abdullahi Sule clearly demonstrate the trust the people have in his tested leadership, remarkable achievements and unwavering commitment to the growth and development of Nasarawa North and the state at large.”the statement added.
The council said the zone had spoken with one voice during the consultation, believing that the large turnout was a demonstration of acceptance and confidence in the Sule’s leadership style anchored on inclusivity, infrastructure development, integrity and transparency.
” We remain confident that with your continued prayers, support and cooperation, Nasarawa North Senatorial Zone will witness a new era of inclusive representation, effective legislation and sustainable development at the National Assembly.”
It would be reported that on Thursday that the city of Akwanga, the Headquarters of Nasarawa North in Nasarawa State, stood still as stakeholders of the zone and loyalists of the governor converged on Rin toze town and Akwanga metropolis to canvass support for Governor Sule.
It would be reported that the All Progressives Congress (APC) had fixed May 20 for its Senatorial primary election.
