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Inspector-General of Police and Nasarawa State governorship aspirant, IGP Adamu, has attracted attention after crossing the Jimiya River in the Wamba area of the state while campaigning for her husband.
The woman reportedly braved the difficult terrain and crossed the river as part of efforts to reach residents and seek their support for her husband’s political ambition.
Her action has generated reactions among residents and political observers, with some describing it as an indication of the lengths politicians and their supporters are willing to go to secure votes.
The incident occurred during political consultations and mobilisation activities in communities within Wamba, where the aspirant and his supporters are seeking to strengthen their grassroots support.
The crossing of the river also highlighted the challenges faced by residents of some rural communities, particularly where access roads and transportation infrastructure remain inadequate.
Supporters of the governorship aspirant said the gesture demonstrated commitment to reaching voters directly, rather than limiting political campaigns to major towns and urban centres.
The development has since attracted attention on social media, with photographs of the woman crossing the river being shared and generating discussions about the changing nature of political campaigns.
As the political season gathers momentum in Nasarawa State, the incident underscores the growing efforts by aspirants and their supporters to connect with voters at the grassroots and secure support ahead of the election.
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