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Katsina state gubernatorial candidate at the Media Trust Town Hall Meeting
The Katsina state gubernatorial candidate of the New Nigerian People Party (NNPP) has promised to run an Islamic-based system of government if elected in March.
Speaking at the Media Trust Town Hall Meeting on Saturday, Dr. Rabe Darma, deputy governorship candidate, who represented his party, said if the system is adopted by the end of 2023, the fight against corruption will end in the state, as there will no more corruption.
While attacking the current administration, he promised to improve revenue generation that will provide more than the federal allocation the state is receiving.
“We will adopt an Islamic based system of government which will be according to the teachings of Prophet Muhammad PBUH. The system will address all the challenges we are facing in the country.
“Also, as you can see we lack a good governmental system in Katsina state. So we will adopt a system in which the Federal Allocation will be 20% of our IGR,” he said.
The event was organised by the Media Trust Group, with support from the Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD).
Notable media organisations like Vision FM, Farin Wata TV and Katsina City News – an online newspaper, are among the partners.
You can follow the townhall live via our social media handles and also tune to Trust TV, Channel 164 on Star Times. Trust TV handles are also covering the event live, same with the handles of Aminiya, our Hausa publication.(DailyTrust)