By Samson Obande,  Lafia

The APC governorship candidate for Nasarawa State, Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada, has challenged those seeking public office to show concrete proof of their past interventions in their communities, warning that political support must be earned through demonstrated service, not promises.

Senator Wadada made the call in Doma on Saturday during a reception where he took delivery of four branded vehicles donated by Hon. Joseph Attah and over 45 support groups in the local government area.

He said no one should be handed the trust of the people without first showing what he has done for the community, stressing that anyone seeking public resources and support must point to his previous contributions to the community’s progress.

Wadada expressed appreciation to the support groups and to leaders across the party structure, from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to Governor Abdullahi Sule and all APC candidates, describing the coming election as a matter of collective progress and not personal ambition.

He thanked the people of Doma for their continued support and reaffirmed his commitment to an issue-based campaign devoted to service and the collective progress of Nasarawa State, urging all APC candidates and supporters to work together for victory in 2027.

Also speaking, the member representing Awe/Doma/Keana Federal Constituency and APC candidate for Nasarawa South Senatorial District, Hon. Hassan Nalaraba, urged the electorate to be discerning and resist deception, insisting that genuine politics is measured by visible work on the ground, not promises.

The Deputy Speaker of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Hon. Mohammed Oyanki, said the APC’s record in the state, including infrastructure projects, job creation and welfare interventions in Doma, speaks for the party, and called on the electorate to vote for APC candidates from top to bottom in the 2027 general election.

In his remarks, the Doma LGA Wadada Project Coordinator, Hon. Joseph Attah, who doubles as Special Adviser on Information and Orientation to Governor Sule, said the vehicles were presented for mobilisation and logistics ahead of the campaign, describing the gesture as an expression of the community’s trust in Wadada’s candidacy. He disclosed that over 45 support groups have declared support for Senator Wadada and all APC candidates.

Earlier in his welcome address, the Executive Chairman of Doma Local Government Council, Hon. Jonathan Okuba Addra, JP, declared that the people of Doma will vote en masse for the APC from top to bottom, noting that Senator Wadada has made his impact felt in Doma, especially during trying moments.