Development
By Admin
Abuja, Sept.2,2018(Flowerbudnews) As the battle for Presidency gains momentum, Governor Ibrahim Dankwambo of Gombe State promises to tackle economic, security and technology challenges of the nation differently, if given the support.
This was said on Sunday in a statement signed by Mr. Ayoade Adewopo, Director of Communication ,Dankwambo Presidential Campaign,on the platform of Peoples Democratic Party(PDP),made available to the media.
According to the former Accountant-General of the Federation, he has envisioned short and long term solutions to challenges of the nation,saying economic recovery will be the least benefit.
“I will lead us to a new Nigeria where we shall harness our abundant resources, build a robust economy and partner with good people and well-meaning investors from nations across the world.
“That will open the door for independent and economically self-sufficient Nigeria that will transparently eradicate corruption, indoctrinal pollution, ethnic militia, insurgency, Killer Herdsmen, Armed Robbery,Kidnappers without compromise to peaceful coexistence,” he said.
On how the technocrats cum politician intended to tackle issue of mistrust among certain ethnic and religious groups, he said it was surmountable for him.
“Having interacted very well with fellow Nigerians beyond primordial divides, I will ensure a polity that has respect for individual liberty and the rule of law that will bring dignity and prosperity to Nigerians and by extension, Africa as a whole.
“I therefore call for partnership with fellow Nigerians for the realization of my long sustained vision for more unified, developed and peaceful country,” Dankwambo said.
Led by Dankwambo, Gombe State was one of the two northern states that survived ‘Buhari Tsunami’ in 2015,which paved way for All Progressives Congress (APC) to dominate the region until recent defections by some governors.
Having picked his nomination form, Dankwambo had started reaching out to party members across the nation by meeting PDP members in Edo and Delta states.
He would be contesting with 18 others including Alhaji Abubakar Atiku, a former Vice-president on Oct. 5 to emerge as candidate of the opposition PDP in 2019 Presidential election.
