By Ahmad Alabira, Dutse
The Ringim Emirate Progressive Movement (REPM) in Jigawa state has urged politicians to avoid the use of abusive languages during campaigns.
This followed peace accord organized by REPM for candidates of political parties in the on going campaigns, to enhance peaceful transition to the next democratic government.
Chairman of REPM, Alhaji Mohammed Ibrahim, the Makaman Ringim, urged political parties to control their supporters to behave well during the campaigns and accept outcome of the elections.
Also, the chairman of Imams in Jigawa state, Sheikh Auwal Muhammad enjoined politicians to respect the human sanctity.
“You should know that whatever the Almighty God says should be done, let it be done and whatever He says should not be done, let it not to be done”, Sheikh Auwal said.
“God Almighty gives power to whoever he want and at the time he wants, and takes power from whoever he wants and at the time he wants. So power belongs to him”, he warned.
The meeting was attended by three political parties that have fielded candidates for the 2023 elections, All Progressive Congress (APC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), traditional rulers, religious leaders, security agents as well as the general public.
