The All Progressives Congress, APC, in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State has said there are no vacancies in Sir Kashim Ibrahim House and Aso Rock Villa in 2027, and has therefore passed a vote of confidence in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Uba Sani.
In a communiqué signed by Francis Danladi Kozah and Jerry Irimiya Mark, chairman and co-chairman of the APC stakeholders, and read by the council chairman, Engr. Joseph Bege, the decision was said to be based on Tinubu and Sani’s commitment to the peace and security of not just Zangon Kataf, but Kaduna State at large.
According to the stakeholders, the establishment of a military 2nd National Mission Brigade base in the local government has proven to be a pivotal move in sustaining peace in the area.
“Their commitment to the peace and security of our people is evident in the sudden end to attacks on our communities.
“This move reflects the government’s understanding of the critical need for enhanced security measures in areas prone to conflict, thereby fostering an environment where citizens can thrive.
“We urge all residents of Zangon Kataf to remain vigilant and committed to fostering harmony within our communities, as peace is the cornerstone of development,” they said.
The stakeholders lauded Tinubu for appointing indigenes of Zangon Kataf, including Gen. Chris Musa as Chief of Defence Staff and Bishop Hassan Kukah as Pro-Chancellor of the Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia.
They explained that given the return of peace in the area and the tangible infrastructural development being witnessed, the re-election of Tinubu and Sani was a done deal.
“In light of all that we have benefited from this government, we want to declare that there is no vacancy in Sir Kashim Ibrahim House and Aso Rock come 2027.
“We shall offer our full support to both President Bola Tinubu and Governor Uba Sani in their re-election bid,” they added.
