Alh. Muhammad M. Ghali Eyes House of Reps Seat, Promises Youth-, Women Driven Leadership
By Pan Afric Reporters
A House of Representatives aspirant Bauchi Federal Constituency for the forthcoming elections, Alhaji Muhammad M. Ghali has pledged to champion youth inclusion and deliver positive change to his constituency and Jen elected.
Speaking during an interview with journalists at the point of form’s collection and submission expressed gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the electoral process and reaffirmed his commitment to public service.
“My name is Alhaji Muhammad Ghali from Bauchi State, Bauchi Local Government. Today is a great day for me. I thank Almighty Allah for giving me this opportunity to contest,” he said.
Ghali confirmed that he is vying for a seat in the House of Representatives to represent his federal constituency, noting that this marks his third attempt at securing the position.
“This is not the first time I am contesting. This is my third time, and by the grace of Allah, this will be the last because I am confident of victory,” he stated.
Explaining his motivation, the aspirant said his decision to run was driven by a desire to give a stronger voice to young people, whom he believes have been sidelined in governance.
“We, the youth, have been left behind. That is why I gathered the courage to contest. I want to bring a positive change to the good people of Bauchi State,” he said.
Hrle was critical of the current representation, alleging that the incumbent has not done enough for the constituency, while promising a more impactful approach if elected.
“I will bring good things to my people. I will not fail them,” he added.
He also highlighted his commitment to empowering women and children, describing them as central to his development agenda.
“The youth, women, and children are my priority. I will bring them closer, support them, encourage them, and even help more young people to contest in the future,” he said.
Ghali further acknowledged his political mentor, Senator Buba Umar, expressing confidence in his gubernatorial ambition and pledging his support.
“I believe in my mentor, Sen. Umar and I want him to become the governor of Bauchi State. He has a good heart,” he noted.
The aspirant concluded by calling on young people to support his candidacy, emphasizing that their backing would be crucial to his success at the polls.
