From Mika’il Tsoho, Dutse
The Constituents of Ringim/Taura Federal Constituency have called on the Jigawa State Commissioner for Special Duties and Humanitarian Affairs, Hon. Auwal Dalladi Sankara, to run for the House of Representatives in the upcoming 2027 general election.
The thousands of Constituents made calls over the weekend at Government-Citizens Engagement forum held in Taura local government area of the State
Speaking to People’s Post at the event, explained that their support for Hon. Sankara stems from a desire to have a capable and competent representative who can attract more national projects and democratic dividends to the area.
According to them, over the years, their elected officials to the National Assembly have failed to deliver tangible results. This time, he said, they are seeking a candidate with a proven record of public service, compassion, and a commitment to any responsibility entrusted to him.
“As Commissioner of Special Duties, Hon. Sankara has distinguished himself through excellent performance. This has earned him the confidence of Governor Namadi, commendations from the State Executive Council, and widespread popularity, leading him to be celebrated as ‘Jakadan Alkhairi’ across Jigawa State,” Sani said.
The Constituents then, promised to collaborate with other patriotic constituents to persuade Hon. Sankara to accept their demand, even if it requires appealing to the governor and other political stakeholders in the state.
Other Residents from Taura declared their readiness to raise funds to purchase the nomination form for Hon. Sankara in 2027. He described the effort as a “rescue mission” to free the constituency from what he called poor representation.
“This is a rescue mission. We are determined to liberate the constituency from amateur politicians who are not care to the people’s plight and have failed to emulate the good leadership of Governor Malam Umar Namadi,”.
During the town hall meeting, the venue was filled with supporters chanting for Hon. Sankara, while the incumbent House of Representatives member, Hon. Sa’adu Wada Taura, was also present but was unable to speak for fear of embarrassment.
