Kebbi Accord Candidate Bunza Promises Wage Increase and Security Plan
Muhammad Sani Abdullahi Bunza, the Accord Party governorship candidate in Kebbi State, announced his intention to utilize Islamic injunctions to address banditry and kidnapping if he is elected in the 2027 elections. He made this commitment during a candidate engagement forum organized by the Correspondents’ Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Kebbi State Council.
Bunza emphasized that sincere application of passages from the Qur’an could significantly contribute to ending these issues in the state. Additionally, he proposed raising the minimum wage for Kebbi workers to N500,000 monthly, aiming to enhance workers' welfare and alleviate the hardships faced by civil servants.
He encouraged Kebbi residents to make informed voting decisions based on candidates' plans and programs in the lead-up to the 2027 elections.
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