Kwande Drums Support To Baba-Hassan As He Collapse Campaign Team For Jos North /Bassa Constituency
Yakubu Busari
The Former Member Representing Jos North /Bassa Federal Constituency, Hon Suleiman Kwande has drummed support for Hon Baba Hassan, while collapsing his campaign team to Hon. Ibrahim Baba-Hassan promised to support the candidature throughout the electioneering campaign to it a victory.
He made this known at Baba-Hassan’s residence at Gold and Base on Monday in Jos in the presence of all stakeholders of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Jos North.
Kwande urged the supporters to rally for the victory of Hon Ibrahim Baba-Hassan, who is his childhood friend and they have been working together all these years.
According to him, we started our career in Mighty Jets, and then he was truly a friend and a brother so today marks the beginning of our turning point for us to support each other to succeed.
Suleiman Kwande maintained that politics is like going to war sometimes you win but sometimes you lost so I went into the boxing ring, but I lost that and my best friend win so we must all work together as a team to support his aspirations.
He also described the former deputy speaker of the Plateau State House of assembly, Baba-Hassan as a true ambassador and peace-loving Nigerian that have worked with every tribe and religion.
Suleiman Kwande emphasized that the people of Jos North /Bassa Federal constituency should have it at the back of their mind that Babs is a true reflection of a democrat.
He appealed to the good people of his constituent to vote for someone with the pedigree and integrity who is determined to provide dividends of democracy to the yearning of our people.
While responding, Ibrahim Baba-Hassan expressed satisfaction with the overwhelming support which is coming from close friends and associates.
Baba-Hassan promised if elected under the banner of APC he would continue to provide quality representation to his constituency.
He charges his campaign team to see the projects as their own for us to win the 2023 general elections.
