Migili group seeks deputy governor position in Nasarawa
The Migili Cultural Development Association has called on Governor Abdullahi Sule to consider a member of their ethnic group for the Deputy Governorship slot in Nasarawa State. The group says this move would give the Migili people a greater sense of belonging. Abu Ishaq, the association’s National President, highlighted the unity among Migili stakeholders in their campaign. The Migili community claims to have consistently supported the ruling party but feels excluded from key political positions.
What we know
- The Migili Cultural Development Association is demanding the Deputy Governorship position under the All Progressives Congress in Nasarawa State.
- Abu Ishaq stated that all Migili stakeholders, including youth and traditional leaders, are united in this effort.
- The group believes their voting strength across five local government areas should be recognized.
- Governor Abdullahi Sule is being urged to address the group's request for inclusion.
- The Migili people say they have not held key state positions despite their electoral support since 1999.
