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THE TIME IS NOW HON. MAI GERO

Azare and Madangala constituency is of the Bauchi state house of assembly, Azare is one of the fastest growing city in Nigeria with diverse ecthnic nationalities. As the 2023 elections draw near, the constituency needs a fresh breed that is politically, morally and educationally sound who will give a centered people representation. One of such glaring and promising youth and optimist who is willing to change the narratives is Alh. Zakariyya Saleh who is known as MAIGERO. He is a Founder and CEO of ALHAJI ZAKARIYYA NIGERIA LIMITED. Many people opine that if a youth like him can succeed in a business for over two decade, then he should be called upon to represent his people in the assembly where his ideas are most needed for the development of the state. He was born and grow up in Azare, Katagum local government area of Bauchi State. He started his primary education at the famous Central primary school Azare and later went to Government Day Secondary School Azare, for his Secondary School education. He has diploma from the prestigious Collage of Education Azare. Mai Gero has admiration for his people, leadership and services to humanity started at tender age having served at various capacities. He worked in different fields of human endeavors and has added to his archives countless working experience that will make his work as law maker in the Bauchi state house of assembly representating the good people of Azare and Madangala come 2023. This vibrant youth attended several workshops and seminars which included effective Security Control, and Leadership Development and Management Workshop, among others. He is also an entrepreneur having been into business for over two decade. Honorable Mai Gero has for decades portrayed himself as someone who believed that it is only when justice fairness and equity are used as an arbitrary of governance that peace, unity and development will strive in Azare and Madangala constituency hence the need to join the race to contribute with his wealth of experience in legislation. There is no doubt if elected, he can facilitate development for the constituency. We expect him to provide effective and functional legislative interventions, which will be anchored on some cardinal areas especially peace and security, education, healthcare improvement, infrastructural development and youth empowerment. As a loyal party man ,he will cooperate with the the APC stakeholders and members of the party at all level and to give utmost and effective support to produce a functional, progressive and beneficial all inclusive leadership to the party. That is why when he loses the primary election in 2015 work with the party. He will perform all other duties as may be assign to him by the leadership of the party for the good and wellbeing of the party and will change the narratives of exclusions been padded around by providing an alternative voice for the masses among to many to mention that pages of papers will not content. One Interesting about this noble personality and turn around expert is his administrative qualities and skills he is exhibiting at his business. He is a Communicator per Excellence and a man whos fundamental strides is acknowledged in his per second in Azare and Madangala Constituency and if elected there is no doubt the less privileged will have in their table the best Representation in history. Write by Mr.A A ALIYU And ALIYU BN ALIYU.

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