Okerafor Athanatius, Jalingo.
As part of his consultatation visits to woo Delegates’ votes before Party Primaries, former Senate President and Presidential Aspirant of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Hon. Bukola Saraki Thursday assured restructuring Nigeria if given the opportunity to serve as President.
Saraki, who was addressing PDP Delegates at the Executive Chambers of Government House, Jalingo noted that the country has gone through so much travails under the APC led Federal government.
Bauchi-born businessman and politician who reiterated the need for things to be done differently in the Country revealed that restructuring and returning the Country to the path of true federalism is the best way to go.
While calling on the Delegates to vote their conscience and not sale their votes, Saraki emphasized that the Country has been so divided.
“I am in Taraba State to seek your support to be Nigeria’s next President”,
“We can not have the same type of leaders tomorrow as we have today. 2023 is about the future of this Country and our children”,
“We need a President that understands the economy and has vision for investment”,
“Bad leadership is responsible for banditry in this Country and I am the only Aspirant who has come out with policy direction on how to solve Nigeria’s problems”,
he told the Delegates.
Bukola Saraki, who was a one time Governor of Kwara State disclosed that his administration embarked on the revolution of Agriculture in the State, ‘which remains the largest livestock producer in Nigeria till today’.
The Presidential hopeful also
opined that Nigerians need a team player as a President explaining that he was able to overcome some challenges posed before him when he was the Senate President because he was a team player with the support of his Colleagues.
“We must use technology to end banditry”, he added.
Responding, Taraba Governor, Darius Ishaku welcomed the Visitor to the State and described him as a competent and courageous leader.
Ishaku who noted that insecurity at the moment is at its highest peak maintained that Nigeria needs a courageous leader like Saraki to fix it.
“Saraki has good credentials to lead Nigeria and I urge the Delegates and Nigerians to vote for competence”, said Ishaku.
