Kwankwaso, Gov. Abba, hundreds of supporters go spiritual, offer prayers - Elections Tribunal Verdict

Spiritual Vigilance Ahead of Kano Gubernatorial Elections Tribunal Verdict

As the Kano Gubernatorial Elections Tribunal prepares to unveil its judgement in the case brought forward by the All Progressives Congress against the elected Abba Kabir Yusuf of the NNPP, a fervent sense of anticipation has gripped the political landscape. In a show of unwavering determination, the supporters of Kwankwasiyya, led by Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, have turned to the spiritual realm, organizing special prayers to safeguard their mandates and aspirations.

The setting for these special prayers was the esteemed Filing Mahaha, where a notable congregation gathered. The attendees included key figures such as Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, the National Leader of NNPP, Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, Deputy Governor Aminu Abdussalam, State Secretary to the Government Dr. Baffa Bichi, and several other prominent officials of the government.

During this solemn event, Imam Sani Hashir presided over the special prayers, infusing the atmosphere with a sense of devotion and gratitude. He conveyed the collective sentiment by stating, "Today, we have assembled here in prayer to express our gratitude to Allah for bestowing victory upon us in the 2023 general elections and for safeguarding our communities, our state, and our nation."

Imam Sani Hashir further emphasized the transformative leadership that Kano State is fortunate to have, highlighted by the tangible improvements that have been initiated. The state is witnessing the resurgence of essential services, including piped water reaching every corner, the illumination of streets through restored streetlights, and the revitalization and equipping of healthcare facilities.

He underlined Kano State's commitment to education by revealing the state's sponsorship of registration fees for over seven thousand economically challenged students at Bayero University. This progress is mirrored in infrastructure development, with ongoing road rehabilitation and a visible reduction in refuse dumps across the state.

However, Imam Sani Hashir did not shy away from addressing the shadow of adversarial forces that loom over the administration's efforts. He expressed concern that despite the notable strides achieved in the government's first hundred days, there are elements working behind the scenes to undermine the progress and the leadership itself.

In a poignant demonstration of unity and resolve, the attendees joined in fervent prayers, seeking protection and divine guidance to uphold the integrity of their mandates and to thwart any attempt at derailing the positive trajectory they are striving to establish.

The spiritual vigilance displayed by the supporters of Kwankwasiyya serves as a testament to the deep commitment and belief in their cause. As the verdict of the Kano Gubernatorial Elections Tribunal draws near, the spiritual foundation laid through these prayers underscores the importance of safeguarding democratic processes and standing firm in the face of challenges.