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The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu on Saturday promised to promote agriculture, mining and general development in Zamfara.

Tinubu, who made the promise at the APC  presidential campaign rally  in Gusau described the large turn out of  supporters as commendable step for party’s victory.

“If elected, I will develop mining and agricultural potentials in Zamfara. We are going provide massive development in Zamfara.

“If I become the President of this country, I will use mining and agricultural opportunities to create employment opportunities for Zamfara citizens,” Tinubu promised.

He lauded Gov. Bello Matawalle and former governors of the state, Sen. Ahmad Yarima, Mahmud Shinkafi, Abdul’aziz Yari and Sen. Kabiru Marafa, for restoring the peace and unity of the APC in the state.

Earlier, Matawalle commended APC supporters for the unprecedented turnout at the rally, adding the state APC chapter would mobilise massive votes for the party.

Matawalle urged the party stakeholders to embark on grassroots mobilisation to canvass for more votes for the APC.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the rally was witnessed by a mammoth crowd of supporters from the 14 Local Government Areas of the state.

(NAN)

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