Malam Abdulaziz Abdulaziz, the Senior Special Assistant to President Bola Tinubu on Media and Public Enlightenment, has called on Plateau residents to vote for President Tinubu in 2027.
Abdulaziz made the call while speaking to journalists on Saturday in Jos.
According to Abdulaziz, the president has provided critical infrastructure to improve the living conditions of Plateau residents.
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He also said the president had initiated drastic moves to tackle the security challenges confronting the state.
“The important thing is that this government has been able to strengthen community engagement and also consolidate the kinetic approach to the security problem on the Plateau,” he said.
The media aide explained that with the newly approved military formations, units and the deployment of 1,000 forest guards, insecurity in Plateau would soon be over.
“The President has turned around the face of Plateau because we have so many things to point out in terms of the achievements of this administration.
“I know that one of the things that is dear to the heart of Plateau people is the issue of peace, and we have seen how the Tinubu administration has done massive job in trying to tame the wave of occasional violence in the state.
“In terms of infrastructure and development strategy, you know, Plateau is one of the states that benefited the most from the President’s rural electrification agenda.
“In Plateau, we have seven mini grids that were done by the Rural Electrification Agency. Nine communities have been electrified through this arrangement,” he said.
On road infrastructure, Abdulaziz said the Federal Government had begun the dualisation of the Akwanga-Jos road, adding that the president had also approved the dualisation of the Mararaba Jama’a-Shendam-Taraba road.
The media aide, who said that Tinubu’s economic reforms were already yielding positive results, called on Nigerians to support the president for another term.
He also explained that the president had moved the economy from consumption to production, adding that under Tinubu, inflation had crashed from 34.5 to 14 per cent.
Abdulaziz further said the introduction of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), the various Social Investment Programmes, and other initiatives aimed to tackle poverty and improve livelihoods.
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