Obligation to do funeral in Kano The destruction in Kano has gone beyond the status of mustahabb (something to be done), and it has returned...

Obligation to do funeral in Kano

The destruction in Kano has gone beyond the status of mustahabb (something to be done), and it has returned to the status of an obligation to be done, if the people of Kano and others will examine the destruction that Abba Kabir Yusuf's government is trying to do from the perspective of democracy after the success of his party NNPP in Kano. The government of Abba's and the duplicity of the government that breaks its pledge can then be understood as not doing the devastation.

After a number of awkward pauses, Kwankwasawa can be heard promising to destroy all the public properties owned by Kano state's residents that the previous Ganduje administration had converted into the property of a select group of favoured individuals, including the governor, the governor's family, and others. members of the party, including party elders and leaders. The remaining poor residents of the state are weak, and some of them have raised the flag of none in the same locations where I did so without hesitation for eight (8) years under Baba Ganduje's rule. These wealthy individuals are seen as enemies of Kano and its development.

Democracy makes it simple to create anarchy in Kano.

If the allegation that Kano Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf and other Kwankwasawa members informed the Kano people they would be destroyed or wrecked when they won the election is accurate, then they have consumed the hair, and what is left is the oil? Just that we begin to pass away.

The definition of democracy

The name "democracy" is taken from the Greek language; when translated into English, it can be observed that "demos" (which means "the people") is followed by "kratein" (kireten), which means "rule of or by," i.e., it is a form of government in which the people themselves exercise leadership. Thus, if "democracy" is used in that context, it denotes a form of government in which citizens of a town or nation govern themselves.

Unquestionably, in a democratic society, the people are the ones who have the last say in what happens. Who would lead them first at the level of the constituency, the local government, the state, or even at the national level, according to the leadership style that is currently dominant in Nigeria?

Under the guise of the democratic system, those seeking a position of authority will be seen in public promoting their ideas and objectives, including those of their party. Every time they have been successful in winning this election that they came out and fought for until they received the vote, they will implement the policies that they have advertised to the public during various campaign periods with the help of their supporters. welcome their countrymen friends in the same manner that Abba Gida Gida did in Kano during the governorship election between the APC, NNPP, and other parties.

Applying the candidate's and the party's policy after winning the election is both necessary and undesirable! I'm shocked someone observed the enforcement of such laws and restrictions. It was established that the implementation of some new policies, even those that the candidate or his party did not publicly promote during the campaign, will contribute to the growth of the nation and society. Not to mention the implementation of the programmes that have been promoted from the start; the public was assured throughout the campaign that these policies would be carried out; they agreed; and they made a decision based on that assurance; They must be implemented, and postponing them without a good justification amounts to betraying the democratic system.

The Effects of Breaking Campaign Promises

There has never been a candidate since our nation adopted a democratic system who just celebrated winning the election on the streets by murdering more than one hundred (100) people, as the former president Muhammadu Buhari. But once it had already happened, nobody else in the nation would have heard children, adults, youths, or other groups of people spitting at Buhari. Or why? The failure to keep the promises he made to the Nigerian people throughout the campaign will be Buhari's biggest crime.

During the campaign, Buhari and his party, the APC, made more than sixty (60) promises to Nigerians, but only around half of them were kept. After then, they carried on running the government in the same manner as Kanzagi families, friends, and friends of friends. However, the wealthiest remained richer than they were prior to the establishment of the administration, while the poor remained poorer than they were prior to the election of Buhari.

During the campaign, Buhari promised to restore the cost of a litre of gasoline to 45 naira; he also pledged to create three million new jobs annually for the nation's citizens. the pledge to refrain from allowing national government employees the opportunity to get their health checked abroad