Yobe: PDP Senatorial Candidate promises better days if elected

Yobe: PDP Senatorial Candidate promises better days if elected

By: Yahaya Wakili

The Senatorial Candidate of the People Democratic Party (PDP) for Yobe South, Hon. Halilu Mazagane has said if elected to the red chamber in 2023 general elections the people of his constituency will witness that now they have a good representative in Abuja.

This was revealed by the Special Assistant on Media to the Hon. Halilu Mazagane, Malam Dahiru Wakili in an interview with NEWSng in Damaturu.

He said, the people of Yobe South Senatorial District will witness the working experience of the youngest politician in the area, adding that, since the restoration of democracy in 1999, zone B did not get a fresh blood senator.

The media aid further revealed that when Halilu Mazagane was elected he will proactively improve the lives, development as well as the business activities of the people of the constituency.

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“Yobe South Senatorial District are now desperately in need of new blood by changes from the old hand to young hand, now it is a high time for the people of zone B to make changes.” Wakili said.

“Hon. Halilu Mazagane is a young politician and he has a good proposal and plans to his people, if elected he will transform zone B’s economy by creating new business to our politicians, job creation and employment to our teeming youths.

“The constituency is back ward to be sincere in terms of development, because the past representatives has neglected the area, therefore, by electing Hon. Halilu Mazagane i believe this development plan can address and the demand for infrastructure through various levels of intervention will be over.” he added.

He therefore,  appealing to the people of Yobe South Senatorial District to come out en-mass on 25th February, 2023 by the Grace of God to vote massively for all PDP candidates from the Presidency to state assembly.

Yobe: PDP Senatorial Candidate promises better days if elected