The Chairman, Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), Christopher Zakka Maikalangu, has applauded the residents of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) for their massive mobilization and peaceful coordination in a rally held to support the People’s Democratic Party’s (PDP) presidential candidate, Alh. Atiku Abubakar.
Maikalangu who gave this commendation in Abuja while speaking to some journalists, called on residents of the FCT to vote for the PDP’s presidential candidate, Alh. Atiku Abubakar, the PDP’s senatorial candidate and senator representing the FCT in the Senate and the House of Representatives for AMAC/Bwari Federal constituency in the 2023 general elections.
Maikalangu gave this charge in Gugugu community on the occasion of an album launch of a song titled ‘Kara’, meaning ‘Election Tribunal’ written by Evang. Josia Danjuma AKA MC AMEBO.
The AMAC Chairman assured the community that the Council has taken note of their immediate needs, especially in the area of providing a primary health care facility, rural roads, and electricity.
He thanked the community for their votes and support during his own election and tribunal.
“If God has given you power and leadership, there is nothing any man can do to take it away from you.
“Do not think because you have money you can collect what does not belong to you by force,” he said.
He also advised money bag politicians to focus their wealth on developmental projects in rural communities, adding that the government can not do it all:
“Instead of using the money that God has given to you to fight unjust cause or intimidate a fellow human being like you, it better you channel it into developing your fellow brothers and sisters. At least empower them and use your wealth.”
Other dignitaries who accompanied him to the Gugugu community were the the AMAC PDP Chairman, chief God-Abeg Egbe; Special Adviser on Political Matters, Councillor representing Orozo Ward, Hon. Maikeffi Nyawosa; Senior Special Assistant on Community Development, Yunusa Ahmadu Yusuf; Senior Special Assistant on Media and Public Affairs, Kingsley Madaki; and other aides of the Council’s Chairman.
