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Resounding Victory Of Engineer Sule, A Plus To Democracy- DG Market Bureau

Rabiu Omaku

The Director General of Market Bureau, Hon. Yakubu Ahmed Ubangari has described the resounding landslide Victory of Engineer Abdullahi Sule as a plus to Nasarawa democracy.

The DG in an interview with selected Journalists in his office.

Ubangari hinted that the success of the incumbent Governor of the State will ensure the completion of ongoing projects in the State.

Ahmed Ubangari however attested that the vote of the people of Nasarawa has been counted, he called on the people of Nasarawa State to remain calm at all times.

He described peace as a catalyst for even, prudent, and rapid development of every nation, as he urged all to be resolute and dogged.

Ubangari sued for unity amongst the diverse tribes in the State.

“We are urging our people to be peace-loving people for the sake of building a veritable State.

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