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PRP Kaduna Candidate Unveils Agenda on Security, Education, Healthcare

The governorship candidate of the People’s Redemption Party (PRP) in Kaduna State, Rt. Hon. Alhaji Aminu Abdulfatah, has outlined an agenda focused on security, education, healthcare, agriculture and youth empowerment…

The governorship candidate of the People’s Redemption Party (PRP) in Kaduna State, Rt. Hon. Alhaji Aminu Abdulfatah, has outlined an agenda focused on security, education, healthcare, agriculture and youth empowerment ahead of the 2027 governorship election.

Abdulfatah, a former Speaker of the Kaduna State House of Assembly, is being presented by supporters as an experienced politician with a background in public service and governance.

Party stakeholders and community leaders backing his candidacy said the former lawmaker has acquired extensive knowledge of administration through years of involvement in government and legislative responsibilities.

Supporters and party officials said his decision to join the governorship race followed appeals from elders, youth groups and political stakeholders across Kaduna State, who urged him to offer his experience in addressing the challenges facing the state.

They said Abdulfatah initially had no plans to contest for elective office but later accepted what they described as a collective call to serve the people.

On security, the PRP candidate said restoring peace across communities affected by insecurity would require a broad strategy that addresses immediate security threats as well as the factors contributing to conflict.

His supporters said the proposed approach would involve stronger cooperation between security agencies and local communities, improved justice systems and the creation of economic opportunities to reduce conditions that encourage criminal activities.

They added that the objective is to ensure residents can carry out their daily activities and live peacefully without fear.

Abdulfatah also placed education at the centre of his development agenda, promising to improve learning standards through investment in school infrastructure, teacher development and increased access to education, particularly for children in rural and underserved communities.

According to him, improving the quality of education is essential to preparing young people for future economic opportunities and supporting long-term development in Kaduna State.

He also advocated for education reforms that would align learning programmes with the skills required in the modern labour market.

On healthcare, the PRP candidate pledged to prioritise the rehabilitation of primary healthcare centres and improve access to medical services, especially in rural communities.

His proposed healthcare agenda includes strengthening maternal and child health services and addressing shortages of healthcare workers in areas with limited access to medical facilities.

In agriculture, Abdulfatah promised to support farmers by improving access to essential inputs such as fertiliser and introducing policies aimed at boosting food production and creating employment opportunities for young people.

Speaking on youth development, he reiterated his commitment to expanding economic opportunities for unemployed youths through agricultural programmes and other empowerment initiatives.

He said his administration would focus on engaging young people in productive ventures capable of improving their livelihoods and contributing to economic growth.

The PRP candidate also emphasised the party’s tradition of people-focused politics, stressing that governance should be based on service, accountability and prioritising the welfare of citizens.

As political activities continue to build ahead of the 2027 governorship election, his campaign team said the contest would give Kaduna residents the opportunity to decide on the leadership direction they want for the state, particularly in areas of security, education, healthcare and economic development.

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