Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje, Promise To Deliver 5-Million Votes To President Buhari In 2019

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The executive governor of Kano state, Abdullahi Ganduje, has promised to give five million votes to President Muhammadu Buhari should incase he decides to contests the 2019 election. The governor made the promise when he spoke at the swearing-in ceremony of 44 new local government council chairmen and 484 councillors on Monday night.

“The overall number of votes scored by the APC candidates is more than what President Buhari scored in 2015 general election, that is to say that if eventually he agreed to contest 2019 general election, I assured you, we will give him five million votes. We have seen in this election was a clear indication that Kano is APC and ready to contribute to its success any time.”

Although, the election has come under serious criticism following the photos of underaged which was shared online.



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