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Nigeria@62: Ganduje tasks politicians on peaceful electioneering campaign

Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje

By Salisu K Ismail

Kano State Governor state Abdullahi Ganduje has asked politicians to be patient with each other as the campaign for the 2023 elections begins across the country.

Ganduje gave this advice, while speaking at the celebration of Nigeria's 62 anniversary, which was held Saturday, at the Sani Abacha Stadium in Kano.

As usual every year, during the celebration of the National Independence Day, the security agencies such as Police, Immigration, Army, other uniform civilian groups and the students of the secondary schools held a special parade before Governor Ganduje, thereafter, the Governor read his speech to the people of Kano.

The Governor's speech which is considered to be the last in his tenure as Governor, as his term of office will end before the next coming Nigeria's Independence Day in 2023.

Looking now, on how the politicians are out and engaged in the electioneering campaign for the forthcoming 2023 general elections, Governor Ganduje in his speech, asked the politicians to be respectful to each other, through tolerance and conduct the election campaign without harassing one another or any ill intended acts capable of causing chaos in the state.

"At this time when we are celebrating our independence anniversary from the British colonialists, there is a need for all Nigerians to renew their belief in the existence of Nigeria as a united country that we will always be proud of," Governor Ganduje said.

Also, Ganduje highlighted that, very soon, before handing over power to the new government, he will launch all the completed projects that his government has carried out, starting from the Kano Independent Power Project (IPP) in Tiga which will generate 7.5 megawatts of electricity, Hotoro underpass/flyover and the new Cancer Center in Giginyu among others.

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