2023: My priority areas to focus if elected as the Governor - Ghali Sule

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Umar Idris Shuaibu - Kano
A Kano Gubernatorial aspirant Ghali Sule, says he decided to take part in partisan politics, and run for the office of the Governor, in order to give his contribution towards addressing development challenges in the state.

The aspirant while addressing newsmen in Kano on Tuesday, decried about educational sector collapse, bad economy, agriculture and commerce in the state.

Ghali Sule who is a Pharmacist by profession, retired as Director from public service four years ahead of his retirement age, in order to join politics and run for the office of the Governor.

"I retired from service in April this year, four years ahead of my retirement age, this is as a result of things I have observed that needs to be address”.

"There are gaps that need to be address in education, commerce, agriculture and economy.

"If given the mandate by Kano people, these are the key areas that we need to work on, including attitudinal change.

Ghali Sule who is aspiring for number one seat under the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), lamented over bad governance and corruption as well as youth unemployment rates in the state.

He emphasize the need for women and youth employment and policies that will revive commerce and other business activities.

He also promise to check issue of drugs abuse, rape and other social crimes if given the opportunity to play his part.

The PRP Gubernatorial aspirant also caution electorates against voting highest bidders as it is dangerous for their wellbeing.

He also asked them to reject the polical parties that failed them for years and go for the emancipation party.

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