THE POLICY OF AJIYAN SOKOTO FOR SOKOTO EAST AND SOKOTO STATE AS A WHOLE


 By Nasiru Yahaya Isa, M.Sc, MDS, MBA, FMLSCN, FAMLSN, FCIM, FIICA (Wamban Isa)


Retired Permanent Secretary and Coordinator, Ajiyan Sokoto for Senate Coordination Directorate

In every community that aspires to achieve sustainable development, visionary leadership, competence, and a genuine commitment to the people are essential. Today, many people ask what the true policy objectives of Alh. Umar Ajiya Isa (Ajiyan Sokoto) are for the people of Sokoto East and Sokoto State as a whole. As someone who understands his vision and his determination for public development, I will explain some of the key principles that form the foundation of his thinking.

Ajiyan Sokoto believes that the development of any community begins with quality education. Therefore, one of his major policy priorities is to strengthen education by supporting educational programs, creating opportunities for vocational training, and encouraging young people to become self-reliant and useful to themselves and to society.

In the area of youth development, Ajiyan Sokoto believes that young people are the backbone of community progress. For this reason, he is committed to creating training opportunities, promoting entrepreneurship, developing skills, and establishing pathways that will help young people achieve their goals and become independent.

In the economic sector, his policy is to promote agriculture, commerce, and small-scale businesses. Sokoto has many natural resources that can become sources of wealth if proper planning and support are provided. Ajiyan Sokoto believes in creating an environment that will enable farmers and traders to expand their activities with ease.

In the health sector, he believes that the well-being of the people is the foundation of development. Therefore, he supports efforts to improve healthcare facilities, strengthen public health programs, and create systems that will make access to healthcare easier for the community.

Likewise, Ajiyan Sokoto has always been a strong advocate of peace, unity, and mutual respect. He believes that there can be no sustainable development without peace and unity among the people. For this reason, he continues to call on the public to embrace one another and place the interests of the community above all else.

As a person with experience in leadership and administration, Ajiyan Sokoto understands the importance of honesty, accountability, and the proper use of public resources. This is why he believes that true development requires just leadership, integrity, and a sincere concern for the welfare of the people.

In conclusion, Ajiyan Sokoto’s vision is to see Sokoto East and Sokoto State as a whole become a model of development, education, peace, economic growth, and public welfare. This is an aspiration that reflects patriotism and love for the people, and it demonstrates the kind of contribution he wishes to make for a better future for our community.

Ajiyan Sokoto: Vision, Commitment to the People, and the Pursuit of Development.

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