Delegate Elections Is Worst For Nigeria, Says Yahaya Kande, Advocates For Option A4

Yakubu Busari

 

The Member Representing  Jos,/Bassa Federal constituency in Plateau State, Hon Suleiman Yahaya-Kwande  has donated no fewer than 115 laptops to Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) and Industrial Training Funds (ITF) to help boost research development of the two Federal institutions including keke Napeps .

 

He also advocated for options A4 and added that the country should abolish delegates election which he said is not healthy to the development of democratic government as it cannot help in conducting credible, free and fair election to produce transparent leadership.

 

 

Hon.Yahaya-Kwande made this appeal in an interview with our correspondent in Jos, where he assured people not allow themselves to be divided along religion or tribe.

 

 

He said  the last elections has demonstrated that Nigerians are more divided in the  just concluded Presidential, governorship and House of Assembly elections but he apologized to lovers of  Nigeria to put their  differences aside and embrace the unity of oneness.

 

 

Yahaya-Kwande appealed to citizens to rally round Governor Simon Bako Lalong government, as he expressed optimism that the unity of Plateau is sacrosanct, “so I employ my fellow plateau citizens not compromise the peaceful coexistence we enjoy.

 

According to him, the only challenge his going to affect him is if as a result he can’t afford to satisfy those who come to him where he may not be able to give them something.

 

Hon Yahaya-Kwande tasked councilors in Jos North, Bassa Federal constituency to place more interest in ensuring that they promote public than self-service.

 

The councilors were taken to Abuja at the National Assembly for them to watch the legislative law making proceedings to expose them on the rudiments of legislature business and oversight function of promoting democracy, he said.