Nasarawa State Governor Promises More Scholarship for Student if re-elected
By Amina Mohammed, Lafia.
The Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule has promised to increase the student scholarship if re-elected for the second term bid comes the 2023 general election.
Sule stated this during the continuation of the APC state wide campaign rally in the Akwanga Local Government of the state.
He said that, due to his administration’s love for education, he has committed enormous resources in the form of scholarships and bursaries, towards ensuring that children of the state from less privileged backgrounds further their education.
He however urged the citizens in the state to come out en mass to vote for APC from the top to the bottom.
The state APC chairman, Mr. John Mamman commended the efforts of the state governor in the aspect of infrastructure development around the whole state.
He further called on all the people of the state to vote for APC from the national to the lower level in the state to continue to enjoy the dividend of democracy.
Also, the state commissioner of Environment and Natural Resources, Mr. Kwanta Yakubu, lauds the governor for what he has been doing for Nasarawa North and the entire state in general.
He, therefore, called on the people of Nasarawa North to come out and vote for APC as the only party they are proud of always.
In a related development, a free medical outreach has also begun in the Wamba local government area of the state.
The medical outreach was sponsored by Friends of Dr. Faisal as their effort in the re-election bid of Governor Abdullahi Sule.
The outreach aimed at helping the less privileged people who cannot afford their bills despite health challenges for one week.
Also in Nasarawa Eggon local government of the state, Governor Abdullahi Sule has said that he will name the new Nasarawa Eggon modern market after the late monarch, Abene Angbazo.
He said that the impact of the late monarch on the community and the state at large cannot be easily forgotten and as such need to name the modern market after him.
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