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Senator Sani meets critical stakeholders in Kaduna Central, reveals discussion [PHOTOS]

Senator Uba Sani of Kaduna Central has met with national and State officials of JIBWIS First Aid Group.

JIBWIS, also called Izala Society or Jama’atu Izalatil Bid’ah Wa Iqamatus Sunnah, is a Salafi movement in Nigeria.

According to Sani via his verified Facebook page, his discussion with JIBWIS “centred on fashioning robust strategies to improve its effectiveness in carrying out its humanitarian activities”.

He said he also advised them on citizens’ democratic duties.

“Today was the turn of voluntary organizations in my ongoing strategic engagements with critical stakeholders in Kaduna Central Senatorial Zone. I held separate meetings with National and Kaduna State officials of JIBWIS First Aid Group, and a select group of innovative and resourceful individuals who organized themselves into a group with the sole objective of promoting my brand of politics, publicizing my activities and achievements and effectively mobilizing to ensure APC’s continued electoral success,” Sani said on Sunday.

“My discussion with JIBWIS centred on fashioning robust strategies to improve its effectiveness in carrying out its humanitarian activities. The leading Aid Group commended my efforts in infrastructural and human capital development in Kaduna Central Senatorial District. I assured them of my continued support.

“I charged the select group passionately promoting my activities to go to the grassroots and massively mobilize our people, especially the youths, to take advantage of the continuous voter registration exercise to collect their Permanent Voters Card (PVC) in order to exercise their civic franchise in future elections. I also assured them of my total support as they refine their strategies and push harder in furtherance of our developmental and electoral objectives.”

Check out some more photos from the meeting below:

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