A Kano State governortorial Aspirant on the platform of the People’s Redemption Party, Gali Sule has said that the two major political parties in the country, APC and PDP have failed Nigerians.
Sule, who made the disclosure during a press conference on Wednesday in Kano, however stressed the need for change, progress and development in the country.
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He said Nigerians have given all the major political parties in the country the opportunity to tranform the nation for the better, but failed woefully to discharge the daunting task bestowed on their shoulders
“Instead of the common man to heaf a sigh of relief through their leadership, he continuously drift into a big pit without sign that it will abate one day”
Sule who retired from the state civil service recently, said the reason why he chosed to go on prematured retirement was due to the rate of dilapidation and retrogressive tendencies in the civil service.
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“After critical assessment and analysis of the civil dervice, I came to the conclusion that since the system won’t allow one to correct the anomalies while in active service for one to bring all the necessary changes, I decided to tendered my resignation and joined the People Redemption Party (PRP ) where Iam contesting for the gubernatorial seat today”
He said, “Things are not moving in the right direction apart from the total collapse of the educational system, bane in our economic growth, hopelessness in commerce, dwindling fortunes in our justice system, lack of transperancy and accountability in governance as some of the major ills that retard development in the state.
Sule who is currently the President of Kano State Science Secondary School Students Association (KASOSA), said there is curruption every where in the land as well as unemployment and insecurity that permeated across the nooks and cranny of the state.
The gubernatorial Aspirant was of the view that the PRP will do everything possible to bring back its emancipatory policies so that all the economic and social ills bedevellilng state and the country at large would be squarely addressed.
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He revealed further that there is the urgent need for a total revolution on the existing Markets in the state ” I realised that things are not moving accordingly we need to have a sound Regulatory Framework where people that are discouraged from patronising our Markets will have a field day.
“You see most of the workers especially Revenue Collectors are overlapping I mean they are encroaching on one another’s responsibility we need attitudinal changes for us to grow.”
