Politics
2023: Adamawa IDPs Vow To Support Binani’s Guber Ambition
~ Say She Is The Best Politician In History
Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Fufore, Malkohi, Damare and Nguroje IDPs camps have pledged to use their numerical strength to ensure the victory of the senator representing Adamawa central senatorial zone, Aishatu Ahmed Binani in 2023.
They also called on her to contest the gubernatorial election in 2023 because of her propensity to carry the interest of the masses at heart, describing her as the best politician in history.
The IDPs who made the remark when the senator distributed mattresses to them earlier this week, said no politician has assisted them the way Binani did since they were displaced by Boko Haram insurgency and other forms of insecurity.
They vowed to reciprocate the gesture by ensuring that the political aspirations of the senator in governing the state come to fruition.
Early this week, Binani distributed thousands of mattresses to IDPs in Fufore formal camp, Malkohi formal camp, Malkohi informal camp, Ngurore informal camp and Damare formal camps.
One of the leaders of the IDPs, Muhammadu Baga told our reporter at the sidelines of the event that the IDPs have vowed to ensure supporting the senator to fulfil her gubernatorial ambition.
“In the hisrory of Adamawa State politics, no politician has brought the kind of development which senator Binani did.
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“We have lost count of the number of times the senator supported us since she became senator including empowerment in vocations, agriculture and provision of water.
“If as a senator she has been supportive to us, we are optimistic that she will redouble her support to us when she becomes the governor,” he said.
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