Uncompleted Minna-Suleja Road venture showcases APC failure – ADC governorship candidate

The Niger state governorship candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Mohammed Kpautagi, Wednesday, acknowledged that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) failed to fulfill the expectations of Nigerians, including that the lack of the get together’s administration to finish the Minna – Suleja highway over time is indication of the failure of the get together.

Kpautagi acknowledged this throughout a thank-you go to to the Suleja Emirate, which comprised Suleja, Tafa and Gurara native authorities areas of Niger state.

He mentioned:  “The administration of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Niger state, led by Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago, has failed to fulfill the expectations of the individuals. We are involved over the deplorable situation of the Minna-Suleja highway.  The scenario is among the main infrastructure challenges of the state that required pressing authorities consideration. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case and it’s a failure of the governor and his APC get together.

He promised to repair the highway and prioritise the availability of crucial infrastructures throughout the Suleja Emirate and different components of the state together with potable water, secure electrical energy and different primary facilities if elected governor within the 2027 basic elections.

He mentioned: “If given the mandate in 2027, our administration will focus on delivering tangible dividends of democracy to residents through people-oriented policies and developmental programmes aimed at improving their living conditions”.

He added that entry to primary social facilities, significantly clear consuming water and dependable electrical energy, remained important to financial development, group growth and the general well-being of the individuals.