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Sokoto Advocates Speak Out: Group Opposes Media Attacks, Extends Full Support To Governor’s Initiatives
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The Sokoto Progressives Forum (SPF) has commended Governor Ahmed Aliyu of Sokoto State for what it deems a “rapidly advancing, people-friendly” administration, asserting it to be unparalleled in the past eight years…CONTINUE READING
In a press release issued to journalists in Kaduna and endorsed by Chairman Barrister Mohammed Sani Goronyo and Secretary-General Bashir Isa, the SPF stated that Governor Aliyu accomplished in 100 days what his predecessor in the PDP failed to achieve in eight years.
The group specifically highlighted the revitalization of portable drinking water supply in the state as an example, emphasizing that this positive development had not been witnessed by Sokoto’s residents for many years.
Furthermore, the SPF criticized a “group of desperate mischief-makers” allegedly aligned with election losers and posing as “Tinubu For Real.
” The group accused them of collaborating with fifth columnists in an attempt to divert the attention of Sokoto residents.
Goronyo, in the statement, asserted that their group comprises “genuine citizens of Sokoto State” actively monitoring Governor Ahmed Aliyu’s policies and programs.
He challenged the “Tinubu for Real” group to provide evidence of their presence in Sokoto if they claim to have visited the state.
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