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Speaker distributes 117 vehicles, 200 tricycles, 1,000 motorcycles in Zaria

by Audu Aboki Bulus
April 15, 2025
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House of Representatives Speaker Abbas Tajudeen has distributed vehicles, tricycles and motorcycles to his constituents as part of his empowerment programme.

A total of 117 vehicles, comprising 20 Hilux; 2 ambulances; 20 18-seater buses; 50 Sharon vehicles, and 25 sedan/saloon cars (Golf, Corolla & Peugeot 406) were distributed.

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Also, 200 tricycles, popularly known as Keke NAPEP, and 1,000 motorcycles were given to various beneficiaries.

The beneficiaries included religious and women groups, security agencies, local government party offices, education and health workers, NURTW, NUT, NUJ, among others.

Speaking at the event, the Speaker thanked his constituents for their continued support, noting that he would continue to do his best to attract people-oriented projects to them.

Speaking on his journey to become Speake, Tajudeen said President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, was number one on the list of those who supported him despite not knowing him personally.

“The President gave me his support based on his conviction from what he read and heard about me. He never met me before supporting me. Different names were submitted to him, but he chose to support me because he was convinced by my credentials,” he said, asking his constituents to support and pray for the president to succeed.

The Speaker added that the next major person to support him against all odds was the current governor of Kaduna State, Senator Uba Sani, whom he described as a key figure that supported him through thick and thin.

“Governor Uba Sani supported me at a time when most officials of the past administration in Kaduna State did not support me. He declared his support for me even before he took the oath of office, and ensured he kept to his words after swearing-in.

“My dear constituents, I want you to know how important Governor Uba Sani is to my political journey. Please extend the support you have for me to him.

“I want to repeat what I said during the Kaduna State APC Caucus meeting last year, which was that ‘I, Abbas Tajudeen, I undertake that nothing will separate me and Governor Uba Sani no matter what, come rain, come sunshine, I will be the last man standing for him.

“We are pleased with his style of governance and leadership qualities, and we will support him unconditionally. I make bold to say that my constituents and I are behind our governor and wish him the best. We are his supporters today; we’ll be his supporters tomorrow and beyond. Nothing will come between us In Sha Allah

“By 2027, Governor Uba Sani will see the kind of support we have for him. We will mobilize our people in Zaria and the entire Kaduna State for him,” the Speaker said.

On his part, Governor Uba Sani expressed satisfaction with the Speaker’s leadership, saying all the laudable projects Speaker Abbas Tajudeen has so far attracted to the state had his blessings.

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