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Why General Aminu Bande Should Be Kebbi Governor In 2023

Why General Aminu Bande Should Be Kebbi Governor In 2023

 

By  time he embarked on massive distribution of  palliatives as well as  medical supports to Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, in Kebbi State around October 2020 , it was obvious,  even to the blind, that  retired General Aminu Bande, who was then the Acting General Officer Commanding, GOC of the 8 Division of Nigerian Army, is a man whose blood is full of human kindness.

During the distribution exercise, Bande explained that the palliatives  covered 32 communities across the state, adding that his aim was to see that the camps ravaged by flood are   given good healthcare.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Apart from General Aminu Bande’s innate humane and kind spirit, which he  generously dispenses,  his bosses, while in service,  had cogent reasons to commend him for his professionalism and diligence to duty.

 

 

 

In one of those instances, former Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General  Tukur Yusuf Buratai, commended Bande  who had executed various projects at  the Sokoto 8 Mechanised Division of the Nigerian Army at 26 Battalion. The projects  enhanced soldiers performance by boosting morale and efficiency of the personnel.

 

Bande, while in service, led troops that  made life very unbearable to bandits both in the bushes and along their escape routes, a development that compelled bandits to lobby to surrender themselves under the state government peace initiative in order to escape Bande’s  troops’ superior fire power.

 

For such a kind hearted man with deep knowledge of how to deal with insurgency to aspire to be Kebbi governor in 2023 is a clear indication that Kebbi’s backwardness is about to come to an end.

 

It would be recalled that Major General Aminu Bande, Rtd, early February,  formally declared his interest to contest the governorship seat of Kebbi state on the platform of the People’s Democratic

 

 

 

 

 

 

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