2027: Abbas Ubah Saraki, Fatan Al'umma Domin Ci Gaba da Kyakkyawan Shugabanci


 Yayin da al'umma ke ci gaba da neman shugabanci mai nagarta, hangen nesa, da kishin talakawa, mutane da dama na kallon Hon. Abbas Ubah Saraki a matsayin ɗaya daga cikin jagororin da za su iya kawo sauyi mai amfani da ci gaba mai ɗorewa.


Masu goyon bayansa sun bayyana cewa Hon. Abbas Ubah Saraki na da manufofi da tsare-tsaren da za su taimaka wajen bunƙasa tattalin arziki, samar da ayyukan yi ga matasa, ƙarfafa harkokin kasuwanci, da inganta rayuwar al'umma baki ɗaya.


A cewarsu, ƙwarewarsa, jajircewarsa, da kishinsa ga jama'a sun sanya ya zama abin koyi ga masu neman shugabanci nagari. Sun yi imanin cewa zaɓensa a shekarar 2027 a ƙarƙashin jam'iyyar NDC zai buɗe sabon babi na ci gaba, haɗin kai, da wadata ga al'ummar mazaɓarsa.


Masu ruwa da tsaki sun yi kira ga al'umma da su yi nazari kan cancanta, nagarta, da manufofin 'yan takara domin zaɓar shugabancin da zai tabbatar da ci gaba mai ɗorewa da kyakkyawar makoma ga kowa.


Hon. Abbas Ubah Saraki – Jagoran Ci Gaba, Sauyi, da Kyakkyawan Shugabanci.

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