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I promise restoration of peace, Atiku woos Plateau voters 

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar has assured Plateau residents of restoration of peace and a revamping of the economy if voted into power.

He made the promise while addressing the party faithful during the presidential rally at the Rwang Pam Township Stadium in Jos on Tuesday.

“Now, the people of Plateau State, it is a homecoming for me today. It is homecoming because I have been a resident of this state for the past 28 years.

“We have promised that we will restore peace in this state,” the former vice president told the gathering. “We will also restore and revamp the economy of this state.”

Atiku also assured that attention will be accorded to the revamping of road networks in the state as the area connects other parts of the country.

“We will also make sure that this state is connected to neighbouring states as far as road infrastructures are concerned. APC has neglected all roads connecting Plateau with other states in the country. We promise because you are a PDP state,” Atiku assured.

The rally had in attendance party officials and stalwarts including the running mate Ifeanyi Okowa, the National Chairman Iyorcha Ayu; the Director-General of the Presidential Campaign Council, Aminu Tambuwal, and members of states and national assembly among others.

The presidential campaign team had earlier visited the Gbong Gwom Jos Da Jacob Gyang Buba in his palace as well as the Anglican Bishop of Jos Most Reverend Benjamin Kwashi, and Sheikh Yahaya Jingir.

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