HON. SULEIMAN DA'U ALIYU: MURYAR AL'UMMA, JAGORAN CI GABA


 A lokacin da al'umma ke neman shugabanci mai nagarta, hangen nesa da kishin talakawa, sunan Hon. Suleiman Da'u Aliyu na ci gaba da bayyana a matsayin ɗaya daga cikin matasan jagororin da ke da burin kawo ci gaba mai ɗorewa ga al'ummar Birnin Kudu da Buji.


An san Hon. Suleiman Da'u Aliyu da kusanci da jama'a, sauraron matsalolinsu da kuma ƙoƙarin samar da mafita mai amfani ga matasa, mata da sauran al'umma. Hangen nesansa na gina al'umma mai cike da damammaki, ilimi, tattalin arziki mai ƙarfi da ci gaban ababen more rayuwa ya sa yake samun karɓuwa a zukatan mutane da dama.


Yayin da ake tunkarar zaɓen 2027, al'ummar Birnin Kudu da Buji na ci gaba da bayyana fata da kyakkyawan zato kan irin gudunmawar da shugabanci mai inganci zai iya kawowa wajen bunƙasa yankin.


Shugabanci nagari yana farawa ne da gaskiya, jajircewa da sadaukarwa ga al'umma, kuma waɗannan siffofi na daga cikin abubuwan da mutane ke dangantawa da Hon. Suleiman Da'u Aliyu.


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