Police warn troublemakers ahead of Tinubu’s Jigawa visit

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is set to visit Jigawa State on Tuesday, November 10, with the aim of highlighting his administration's accomplishments in the region, according to Abdulaziz Abdulaziz, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Public Enlightenment. Abdulaziz clarified this intention during a press briefing for reporters ahead of Tinubu's scheduled visit.

The Federal Government has undertaken numerous initiatives in Jigawa, with a particular focus on areas such as education, agriculture, transportation, and infrastructure. Among the critical projects completed by the administration are the rehabilitation of the neglected Babban Mutum–Kanya Babba–Babura Road, as well as the improvement of the Kano–Kazaure–Katsina Road.

Tinubu's aide emphasized that voters should not be misled into believing the President has done nothing for Jigawa. Instead, he urged citizens to vote for a leader who genuinely cares about the region's well-being, rather than someone who has simply claimed it as their constituency. He further noted that construction work on the railway project and the Greater Dutse Water Supply Scheme is progressing.

Additionally, Abdulaziz disclosed that thousands of farmers in Jigawa have received essential agricultural inputs, and students have benefited from financial support through the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND). He stressed that the administration's efforts across various sectors demonstrate a genuine commitment to enhancing the lives of Jigawa's residents.

Abdulaziz concluded by suggesting that the achievements made by the Tinubu administration serve as compelling reasons for the President to seek re-election in 2027. He urged Jigawa's electorate to support his re-election bid, citing the tangible benefits brought about by the administration's interventions.