Taraba LP Candidate Blames Insecurity on Unpatriotic Citizens

The Labour Party governorship candidate in Taraba State, Hon. Nathan Sanda, has described the insecurity bedevilling the country as artificially created by unpatriotic citizens for selfish gains.

Sanda made the remarks while calling on the electorate in the state to support his governorship ambition, promising to transform the state if elected.

He said his administration would not depend solely on federal allocations to run the state, noting that Taraba has abundant resources capable of placing it among Nigeria’s economically prosperous states.

The candidate, who said his plans were contained in a seven-point agenda, insisted that the state’s resources could be harnessed to create employment, boost economic growth and improve the living conditions of residents.

He maintained that the insecurity confronting the country was not beyond solution, describing it as an artificial problem created and sustained by individuals for personal interests.

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Speaking at the event, the Labour Party Chairman in Taraba State, Innocent Mathias, said the party would campaign on issues capable of transforming the state and improving the welfare of its people.

Mathias urged members of the campaign team to respect the party’s constituted authorities, while calling on residents to rally behind the party’s governorship candidate.

He expressed confidence that the Labour Party would win the forthcoming governorship election, assuring that the interests of the electorate and other critical stakeholders would be carried along in the party’s campaign and administration.