By IBRAHIM KANOMA
The All Progressive Congress (APC) has began the second term bid campaign rally of Zamfara State Governor, Mohammed Bello Matawalle, Tuesday.
The rally which took place at the ancient city of Kauran- Namoda was graced by past Governors of Zamfara State and all political juggernauts of the State.
The Governor threw the entire city of Kauran Namoda and its environs into a frenzy, as people people came out in large numbers to show their support.
Speaking at the event, former Governors of Zamfara State, Alhaji Ahmad Sani Yarima and Alhaji Mahmuda Aliyu Shikafi spoke on the need for continuity, so that all projects and programmes started by Governor Bello Matawalle can be completed and built upon.
They both commended Governor Matawalle for embracing everyone into the fold even as he eventually took over the machinery of the only living and functional Political Party in the State.
Former Governor Abdulazeez Yari Abubakar, who happens to be the Gubernatorial campaign council Chairman, for the return of Dr Bello Matawalle in 2023 called for total support and fight for his return to ensure sustenance of laudable developmental programs.
He said that for the first time, the entire political class of Zamfara State are now one. He advised against voting other than the APC in state, reminding them that the present situation in Zamfara State calls for revert to 1999 situation where the political class who matter in the State all spoke in support of Governor Bello.
Governor Bello Matawalle who was elated at the grand reception by mammoth supporters from across the state promised not to let the people down. He noted that the rallying around with a single voice among the political class of Zamfara State was to the glory of God.
He said that the single feat of rallying all political warlords in the state to board one ship is a step towards sustainable peace which will give path for meaningful developmental projects in the state.
He promised to consolidate the peace in the State and spread developmental projects across yearning communities in the state if elected for the second term in office.
