Sani Sha’aban, an in-law to President Muhammadu Buhari has begun his governorship campaign on the platform of Action Democratic Party ahead of the March 11 governorship election in the state.
Sha’aban, a former governorship aspirant and founding member of the All Progressives Congress in Kaduna, resigned from the ruling party last year.
The former member of the House of Representatives, who contested for the governorship primary in May 2022, had noted that the APC in Kaduna had little or no regard for human lives, social integration, and rule of law, hence his decision to quit his membership of the party.
To realise his dream, Sha’aban moved to the ADP.
Sha’aban while flagging off his campaign at Tashan Yari in Makarfi Local Government Area of the state, on Monday, reeled out promises including tackling poverty as well as the prevailing insecurity in the state.
Addressing the crowd, the governorship candidate, who had contested for the position in the state on the platform of the All Nigeria People Party, noted that he was in the race to add value to the people whom he claimed, were living in abject poverty.
While saying that he would reclaim the state from its current state of decadence, Sha’aban maintained that he would tackle the spate of insecurity that had over the years, prevented farmers from farming.
Speaking shortly after the rally, the governorship hopeful said that he would bring back the lost peace and glory enjoyed in the state in the past three decades where Muslims and Christians lived in peace without suspicion.
“My number one priority if God gives me the chance and opportunity, is to bring back the past glory of Kaduna, a state where Christians and Muslims dwell among themselves without any fear or any thought of being harmed in whatever way or manner.
“I will bring back the peace and glory the state used to enjoy in the last three decades, then all other development projects such as education, agriculture and normal trading will begin to take place.”
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