Kaduna APC lawmakers pledge development, unity after primaries

The recent Kaduna State House of Assembly primaries have seen victorious All Progressives Congress (APC) lawmakers reaffirm their dedication to serving the people and fostering development. Members like Emmanuel Kantiok and Sam Kambai, who secured their party's nominations, have expressed gratitude and pledged to build upon their past achievements.

Kantiok, representing Zonkwa Constituency, emphasized his track record in legislative duties and the facilitation of crucial projects in education and healthcare. His commitment extends beyond lawmaking, aiming to consolidate development gains and ensure continued dividends of democracy for his constituents. This focus on tangible progress resonates deeply with the electorate, who expect their representatives to deliver concrete improvements.

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As chairman of the House Committee on Judiciary for eight years, virtually all bills passed by the Assembly went through my committee. Beyond legislative duties, we have facilitated projects in education, healthcare and other sectors

Similarly, Sam Kambai of Zango Constituency views his re-emergence as a call to action. He has pledged to continue lobbying for essential projects and provide robust representation, underscoring the importance of strong advocacy for local needs. Kambai's initiative to sponsor a bill for a College of Agriculture Technology also signals a forward-looking approach to regional development.

Crucially, these lawmakers are not just focused on individual constituencies but also on party cohesion. Kambai's efforts towards reconciliation highlight the understanding that unity within the APC is paramount for success in the upcoming 2027 general elections. This internal focus on strengthening the party's foundation is a key element of political strategy in Kaduna State.

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I want to sincerely thank the APC family and my constituents for giving me another opportunity to continue serving