Kaduna South is running out of
brooms as a result of the All
Progressive Congress (APC)
registration.
apc_broom
According to DailyTrust, many shop
owners and residents were requesting for
brooms from in Zangon Kataf, when a
former Deputy Governor of the state,
Engr. James Bawa Magaji, moved to
villages in Kaduna South shortly after
his registration in Fadan Kaje Gida, on
February 12, 2014, Wednesday.
“We’ve been searching for brooms
in many of the shops here but all
they tell us is that it’s finished.
“Some of us have been putting
calls across to our friends but they
tell us there are no brooms”,
Samaila Emmanuel, a resident, said.
Since the APC registration started,
Okada riders, market women and other
individuals who want to identify with the
party have been rushing for brooms. The
coming home of Engr. Bawa Magaji to
register as an APC member made it a
more scarce commodity, with many shops
making brisk business out of it.
A shop owner in Zonkwa, Peter Bahago,
said he had never sold brooms as he did
since the APC registration commenced.
“I am surprised, the broom market
had never been as good, and we
are grateful that we made good
sells when Magaji came to our
area”, he said.
It would be added that the APC in
Kaduna commenced its membership
registration in a peaceful atmosphere
with reports of high turnout.
Some members of the party, however
revealed that there were hitches, when
they trooped to the registration centers
without passport photographs.
brooms as a result of the All
Progressive Congress (APC)
registration.
apc_broom
According to DailyTrust, many shop
owners and residents were requesting for
brooms from in Zangon Kataf, when a
former Deputy Governor of the state,
Engr. James Bawa Magaji, moved to
villages in Kaduna South shortly after
his registration in Fadan Kaje Gida, on
February 12, 2014, Wednesday.
“We’ve been searching for brooms
in many of the shops here but all
they tell us is that it’s finished.
“Some of us have been putting
calls across to our friends but they
tell us there are no brooms”,
Samaila Emmanuel, a resident, said.
Since the APC registration started,
Okada riders, market women and other
individuals who want to identify with the
party have been rushing for brooms. The
coming home of Engr. Bawa Magaji to
register as an APC member made it a
more scarce commodity, with many shops
making brisk business out of it.
A shop owner in Zonkwa, Peter Bahago,
said he had never sold brooms as he did
since the APC registration commenced.
“I am surprised, the broom market
had never been as good, and we
are grateful that we made good
sells when Magaji came to our
area”, he said.
It would be added that the APC in
Kaduna commenced its membership
registration in a peaceful atmosphere
with reports of high turnout.
Some members of the party, however
revealed that there were hitches, when
they trooped to the registration centers
without passport photographs.
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