UDP vows to rescue electorates from untold hardships

The leadership of UDP Youth Forum has urged the electorates to vote for UDP during governorship and states assembly elections.

The group also advised them not to be swayed by the lies, empty promises and propaganda of the outgoing PDP government and the rejected APC in the state.

In a Christmas goodwill message signed by its Director of Communication, Mallam Abubakar Isah, the group noted that the good people of the state have suffered untold hardships and deprivations caused by the inept, clueless and visionless government of the day which has nothing to offer them other than lies, poverty, pains and sorrow despite the huge and abundant human and natural resources the state is endowed with.

“The statement also noted that unlike the APC and PDP governorship candidates who have been governors of the state with nothing to show for it,
We therefore wish everyone in the state a very warmed Christmas and Prosperous New ahead!,” he stated.

According to the Director of Communication, UDP Youth Forum Mallam Abubakar Isah, Mama Taraba will use her motherly care, persuasion and tested ability to end their pains and make the state great, a feat she achieved as Senator and Minister representing the state both at the National Assembly and at the Federal Executive Council (FEC).

He also urged the electorates not to lose hope as the end to their pains and sufferings are in view with the incoming government of Senator Aisha Jummai Alhassan

The leadership of UDP Youth Forum heartily felicitates with the good people of Taraba State on the occasion of this year’s Christmas and Boxing Day festivities.

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