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JIgawa State All Progressive Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Malam Umar Namadi Danmodi, has unveiled his 12-point agenda to over 300 academics for scrutiny and possible acceptance towards the 2023 general elections.
Presenting the agenda at Ahmadu Bello Hall, Danmodi, who is the current deputy governor of the state, said he would consolidate on the achievements of Governor Badaru Abubakar.
He explained that the agenda included sectors of education, health, water resources, ICT, agriculture, social welfare, among many others.
According to the governorship candidate, the agenda includes upscaling and sustaining modest achievement in the agricultural sector by creating an innovative and sustainable agricultural system, improving the education system of Islamic, primary, secondary and tertiary education
This he said is by consolidating and upscaling gains made within the sector, ensuring the conservation and sustainable utilization of natural resources through protection, afforestation, reforestation programmes and enforcing compliance with environmental safeguards protocols.
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