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JUBILATIONS IN ZAMFARA AS PEOPLE REACT OVER SUPREME COURT JUDGEMENT         

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JUBILATIONS IN ZAMFARA AS PEOPLE REACT OVER SUPREME COURT JUDGEMENT                                                                                                        12-01-24

By Sadiq Aminu                                                 Reactions and jubilations have trail the ancient city of Gusau, Zamfara State capital over the supreme court judgement which affirmed Governor Dauda Lawal as the elected governor of the state.

Africa 247 Correspondent in Gusau, reports that, there are reactions and jubilations based on the judgement of the supreme court which confirmed Dauda Lawal as the elected governor of the state.

Most of the people interviewed, express hope that the governor will deliver the responsibility bestowed on him and urged him to carry everyone along.

In a statement issued by the Zamfara State Commissioner of Police through the Command’s Public Relations Officer, ASP Yazid Abubakar urged party supporters and loyalists to remain calm and law abiding citizens as police will not allowed any political thugs to form celebrations in any way.

Similarly, the opposition party APC also issued a statement signed by the Party’s Publicity Secretary, Yusuf Idris, calling on their supporters also to remain law abiding citizens and to always remain calm and support the security agencies in the discharge of their responsibilities.

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