Adamawa governor seeks re-election for every incumbent

Mohammed Bindow, governor of Adamawa state, has appealed to the electorate to re-elect all politicians occupying various positions in the state.

Bindow made the call when some All Progressives Congress (APC) leaders paid him a thank you visit over the sponsorship of their Jerusalem pilgrimage.

The governor said four years in office was not enough for the elected public office holders to give their best, urging the electorate to give them a second chance.

“I solicit the re-election of all those who are occupying various political elective positions from unit to national level in our party and from councillor to the senate,” he said.

“I am most concerned about the legislature because four years is not enough for one to give out his best. I equally feel that everyone is doing his best in his area of assignment except where one has derailed that we will live him to his fate.

“I also enjoin all office holders to make themselves accessible to the people and to consistently sensitise the people on the programmes and agenda of the government.”

Earlier, Mustapha Salisu, vice-chairman, north-east of the APC, urged the entire state executive to endorse Bindow for 2019.

Salisu said the “landslide achievements” by the administration in the state have made it easier for the re-election of the governor.