Accord Party's Bunza Vows to End Banditry in Kebbi

Alhaji Muhammad Sani Abdullahi Bunza, the Accord Party's candidate for the Kebbi State governorship in the 2027 General Election, has committed to using Islamic injunctions to eradicate banditry and kidnapping in the state if elected. Speaking at the Candidate Engagement Forum organized by the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Kebbi State Council, he referenced passages from the Holy Qur’an, asserting their potential to end these issues when invoked sincerely.

Bunza also promised to implement a minimum wage of N500,000 for state workers, addressing their current hardships due to unfavorable government policies. He emphasized the need for improved workers' welfare, stating that Nigeria has the resources to provide a living wage.

Additionally, he outlined plans to transform agriculture in Kebbi by providing free farming inputs and focusing on mechanized farming. Bunza also pledged to enhance the healthcare sector by equipping hospitals and ensuring free medicine for patients, urging voters to support the Accord Party.