House of Representatives candidate under the platform of African Democratic Congress ADC, party Hawwa Abdullahi Gambo has called on Nigerians to assess activities of political office holders who have stayed for more than two terms and have performed below average to be voted out of power to give room for young and vibrant politicians who will better the future of Nigeria.
The candidate while addressing supporters in Danbushiya community New millennium city of Kaduna state said some of the politicians especially law makers have held unto power for more than 10 or 15 years and have nothing to show for it.
“It is time for us to know the kind of people we vote into power, we know some of them that have held into power for more 15, 20 and more years without any impact in our lives. It is time for us to vote for people that will lead us out of our present predicament”.
Hawwa Abdullahi Gambo enphasised that contrary to popular opinions about women not supporting their counterpart, noted that the men only capitalized on the economic status of the women to exploit them into taking a decision that favors the men for political gains.
She challenged youths to prove their worth by rejecting financial inducement and thuggery by politician who will turn against them after winning the election.
According to Hawwa Abdullahi Gambo, women should not allowed politiclians to buy their conscience with Maggi, Salt and N1,000 but resist the temptation and change the narratives.
A supporter, Mallam Jibrin Jibril while speaking said the candidature of Hawwa Abdullahi is a welcome development in the history of Chikun and Kajuru Federal Comstituency.
He said the men will come out enmasse to vote her comes 2023 election because of her achievements especially as a joirnalist and a philanthropist.
Some ofv the community members; Shuaibu Alhassan, Habiba Danbushiya and Nuhu Abdullahi pledeged to embark on door to door campaign for the candidate to succeed.
According to them, Hawwa Abdullahi has a well designed programmed and agenda for women and youths going by her manifesto.
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