I need your collective support to deliver on promises – Gov.-elect

The Gov,-elect of Adamawa, Bindo Jibrilla, has solicited the support of the people of the State to enable him to fulfil the promises made during campaign.

Bindo made the call when he received members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and different ethnic groups who paid him a courtesy visit in Yola on Saturday.

According to the governor-elect, running of government is not an individual matter or a matter for a particular group.

“I was elected as a governor but running government affairs is a collective responsibility that needs your intellectual support to deliver.

“I am a governor, you are the governed, and I cannot make it without your collective support’’, Bindo said.

He said there were high expectations from the electorate, “I assure you that my administration will not let the people down.’’

According to Bindo, the era of giving token money to the electorate to get their votes is over in Adamawa “as my administration will embark on projects relevant to the people.’’

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that elders from Ganye, Mubi South, Mubi North. Maiha, Yola South, Mayo Belwa, Gombi and Fufore among other local government areas, visited the governor-elect.

Chairman of APC in Mubi North, Alhaji Usman Sarkinmudu, thanked God for the peaceful and successful conduct of the recent elections.

Sarkinmudu told the governor- elect to implement the promises he made to the people of the state.