
Prominent Islamic scholar Sheikh Dr AbdulMutallib Mohammad Gusau has entered the Zamfara State governorship race, registering with the African Democratic Congress ADC in Gusau. Sheikh Gusau stated his decision to join politics stems from the country's current challenges, expressing concern that some politicians disregard accountability. He aims to lead by example, believing that action is more impactful than words. If elected, his priorities would include addressing the security issues plaguing Zamfara State and combating the high levels of poverty affecting residents. He criticized the current administration of Governor Dauda Lawal for not effectively tackling security and unemployment, despite campaign promises. Sheikh Gusau expressed confidence that he could bring about positive change in a short period if he becomes governor, emphasizing his commitment to accountability. He also vowed to prevent immorality under his leadership. Addressing supporters after his registration, Sheikh Gusau voiced optimism that the ADC can bring positive change to Nigeria amid economic hardship and urged his followers to register with the party to help rescue the country.
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