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Prof. Malumfashi congratulates katsina State Governor-elect, Dr. Dikko Radda
From Abdul Ganiyu Katsina State
Reknown scholar, Prof. Mansur Usman Malumfashi, of the Faculty of Technology Education Abubakar Tabafa Balewa University Bauchi (ATBU), Bauchi has congratulated Dr Dikko Umar Radda of the All Progressives Congress APC on his declaration.as the winner of the Governorship Election in Katsina State.
The university don who gave the congratulatory message in a.press statement , made available to journalists in Katsina, expressed gratitude for the victory saying it is a dawn of hope for the people of Katsina State.
“The victory did not come to me as a surprise considering your pedigree and efforts at rebuilding the party and providing purposeful leadership for the people of the state,” he stated.
Prof. Malumfashi, who is the Sarkin Malaman Galadiman Katsina was optimistic that Dr. Dikko Umar Radda will turn around the state in these sectors- security, education agriculture, skills, youth and women empowerment and rural infrastructure.
“I wish you success and God’s guidance and protection as you work towards achieving your desire to govern the State.
“Once again accept my heartfelt goodwill”
God bless Katsina State
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria
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