Candidate supports EFCC’s policy to monitor campaign spendings

The Social Democratic Party (SDP) gubernatorial candidate in Jigawa state, Alhaji Bashir Adamu Jumbo supports the policy that the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) decision to monitors and controls financial spends during campaign and election.

The gubernatorial candidate made disclosure on Saturday while fielding questions to news men shortly after the party (SDP) stakeholders meeting in Dutse, said the police is addition to in corruption fight that will re-sanitize the election and gives a good leaders.

Alhaji Bashir Adamu Jumbo explained that “any reasonable, responsible and patriotic citizen most not support corruption  and our administration will give zero tolerance in corruption”

According to him corruption is the bedrock of all bad governance and illegalities that not allowing any development of the any nation and its citizens.

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The Governorship candidate promised to sacks the All Progressive Congress (APC)’s government with a view to alleviate the people from the current suffering and hardship.

He explained “This government has failed the people the people of the state, because all the promises they had made three and half years ago,. They deceived people and people should not allow themselves to be used for any fake promise again”.

Alhaji Jumbo maintained that presently all plans had been concluded on how to sak the rolling APC in the state. Pointing out that the way citizens of the state have accepted the party is encouraging,  “is an indications that we are winning the war God’s grace”.

“We have met with all our candidates to discuss our strategies, our plans, our ways and means of fighting to see that we capture the entire state. People have already realized that the present government has failed”, he stressed.

He therefore,  called on every Jigawa indigene to be aware of the deceivers in power, they should vote wisely. Adding that the hardship and suffering on the state is too much, it is biting harder.