2027: Maraya warns politicians not to promise what they cannot deliver
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- Sheikh Haliru Maraya warned politicians seeking elective office in Nigeria in 2027 against making unrealistic campaign promises.
- Maraya, an Islamic scholar and former adviser to two former Kaduna governors, spoke amid calls by some politicians for the return of an unspecified policy or arrangement.
Sheikh Haliru Maraya has urged politicians preparing to contest Nigeria’s 2027 elections to avoid making promises they cannot keep.
The Kaduna-based Islamic scholar and former special adviser to two former governors of Kaduna State cautioned politicians against offering Nigerians unrealistic pledges in exchange for votes.
Maraya made the remarks while responding to calls by some politicians for the return of an unspecified arrangement. The available details do not elaborate on the proposal he addressed.
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