Sale Mamman Critiques Taraba's 34-Year Stagnation
In a recent address to thousands of supporters in Jalingo, former Minister of Power Sale Mamman lamented the stagnation of Taraba State, which has persisted for 34 years since its creation. He highlighted the visible lack of infrastructure development and the desperate needs of the people.
Mamman emphasized the importance of the upcoming 2027 elections, urging citizens to vote based on credible candidates rather than religious or ethnic sentiments. He believes that a clear roadmap for governance is necessary to modernize the state and achieve rapid economic transformation.
Mamman also reaffirmed his commitment to democratic principles and called for stakeholder support to ensure a competitive electoral process. His remarks reflect a significant shift in his political stance as he prepares for the governorship race in 2027, aiming to offer an alternative for change in Taraba State.
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