Zamfara State prominent politician, Senator Kabiru Garba Marafa, has pledged to tackle insecurity and banditry in the state if elected as governor in 2027. He made this vow while contesting the governorship position under the platform of the National Democratic Congress. Marafa emphasized his readiness to address all forms of banditry activities in the state. He observed that the fight against insecurity and banditry was not given adequate attention by the authorities.
Marafa stated that he would take the fight to bandits' hideouts and tackle insecurity within the first tenure in office if elected. He insisted that all forms of banditry activities can be seriously addressed within a short period if given the necessary attention and seriousness. Marafa reminded residents that he was a commissioner in the state and a senator at the national assembly for many years, making him conversant with the problems affecting the state.
The ADC governorship candidate vowed to end insecurity in the state within two years or vacate his office. He urged residents to give him their maximum support and cooperation to ensure the success of all NDC candidates at the 2027 elections. Marafa maintained that he would take the state to greater heights and ensure that critical sectors of the economy receive due attention.
Marafa emphasized his commitment to ensuring that women, children, and youths reap from the dividends of democracy under his administration. He noted that these groups constitute a higher percentage of the population and would be given due attention. Marafa's administration would prioritize sectors with a direct impact on the lives of women and youths.
Senator Marafa has extensive experience in governance, having served as a commissioner and senator. He is confident that his experience and commitment to tackling insecurity would make him an effective governor. Marafa's pledge to end banditry has resonated with residents, who are eager for a solution to the state's insecurity challenges.
The issue of banditry in Zamfara State has been a longstanding concern, with residents calling for a decisive approach to address the problem. Marafa's vow to take the fight to bandits' hideouts has been seen as a bold move. His administration would work to provide a safe and secure environment for residents.
Marafa's campaign has gained momentum, with residents expressing support for his commitment to tackling insecurity. If elected, Marafa would work to implement his plans and deliver on his promises. He would prioritize the needs of women, children, and youths in his administration.
Key points
- Marafa pledges to end banditry in Zamfara State within his first tenure as governor or resign.
- The senator has extensive experience in governance, having served as a commissioner and senator.
- Marafa's administration would prioritize sectors with a direct impact on the lives of women and youths.
