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Bauchi: Ex-commissioner Manu Soro wants APC guber seat zoned to central zone

Former Commissioner of Finance in Bauchi State Dr. Nura Manu Soro has called on the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state to break the jinx by zoning it’s gubernatorial ticket to the Central Zone. 

Manu Soro, one of the frontline politicians ahead of the 2023 governorship race, made the plea during a stakeholders meeting of Bauchi central senatorial district Wednesday at the APC Secretariat in Bauchi.

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The meeting was attended by prominent personalities from the zone including the Speaker Bauchi State House Assembly Abubakar Y Suleiman, serving and former legislators from National and State assemblies and other Political actors in the senatorial district.

Manu Soro said the facts indicated that since the creation of the state in 1976 only the Southern and Northern senatorial zones of the state have produced the six indigenous Governors that have governed the state since its inception. 

He said that the central zone has so much to contribute in building the state, “it is time for the people of the zone to be fully represented and engaged in all matters relating governance. 

Dr. Manu Soro insists on justice and fair play by enhancing party politics of unity and collective patriotism, adding that

Bauchi is endowed with numerous raw materials that can meet up with the unemployment burden confronting the state. 

Manu Soro equally called on the national leadership of the party to provide fair playing ground for all aspirants in upcoming party congress across the country.

Earlier, the Central Zonal chairman of the Party Engr Zakari Dogo, said the zone was sideline and marginalized politically by stakeholders across the state.

“We decided to sermons critical stakeholders from the central zone to deliberate on the political marginalization and how best to change the narrative.

“The people of Bauchi central zone deserve recognition, equity and justice in Bauchi politics,” he said.

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