NO SPECIAL MOBILISATION NEEDED TO WELCOME TINUBU

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By: Hammad Fasasi

Jigawa State Governor, Malam Umar Namadi, has expressed confidence that residents of the state will come out in large numbers to welcome President Bola Ahmed Tinubu during his visit on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.

Namadi maintained that the people of Jigawa do not require special mobilisation to receive the President, saying their affection and support for him would naturally attract a massive turnout.

The governor made this known while speaking with journalists after inspecting some of the projects scheduled for commissioning during the President’s visit.

He disclosed that Tinubu would visit the state to attend an All Progressives Congress (APC) rally and commission four selected projects within Dutse metropolis.

The projects include the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Multipurpose Skills Acquisition Centre, Renowned Hope Technical Services, the Garu Road dualisation project, as well as the distribution of 400 tractors and 60 combine harvesters and threshers to farmers.

According to Namadi, the four projects were selected from several completed projects across the state due to the limited time available for the President’s visit.

He said, “We certainly don’t need to tell Jigawa people to come out. What we will tell them is that Mr President is coming. The moment they hear that, they will come out en masse to welcome the President because of the love they have for him.”

The governor added that all necessary arrangements had been concluded to ensure a successful presidential visit, noting that residents were eagerly looking forward to welcoming Tinubu.

He further stated that the President’s decision to visit Jigawa reflected his affection and concern for the people of the state.