Strong Representation Will Ensure Delivery Of Democratic Dividends – Abubakar

The All Progressives Congress (APC) flag bearer for Chanchaga Federal Constituency, Hon. Adamu Abubakar, has stated that a strong and effective representation of the people at the legislative arm will ensure delivery of dividends of democracy

While enjoining voters to vote for him for the House of Representatives in the forthcoming general elections owing to his capacity to provide purposeful representation and advance the interests of his constituents at the National Assembly.

Abubakar said, the contest is not merely about occupying a seat in the National Assembly but an opportunity to give the people of Chanchaga a stronger voice in national affairs.

He said his candidacy presents an opportunity to place issues affecting ordinary residents, particularly youths, women, traders, artisans and vulnerable communities, at the centre of legislative agenda.

According to him, Chanchaga Federal Constituency, is a cosmopolitan one that requires representation that prioritises effective legislation, strategic engagement, and intervention in areas such as education, healthcare, employment, infrastructure and economic empowerment.

He therefore urged the voters to vote for all the party’s candidates from the presidency, the governor and members of the national and state assembly as the APC deserves another opportunity to consolidate on its development agenda.

He stressed that “an effective representation at the federal level will ensure that dividends of democracy continue to reach the people promptly,”

“I am confident that the good people of Niger State will reward the party by voting enmasse for the party’s candidates during the forthcoming general elections in a bid to sustain continuity of those lofty developmental strides” he added.

He urged the voters to reject those making false promises saying that “only the APC is capable of delivering on its campaign promises as our track records speaks for itself and the projects are on the ground.”

Responding to concerns raised by youth representatives over their request for an audience, Wike apologised for the delay, explaining that his political responsibilities in Rivers State and the FCT had made his schedule demanding.

He, however, announced November 10 for a meeting with youths from the six area councils.