Reactions as Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal declared N9 trillion in cash and assets

There have been mixed reactions from concerned citizens as the news make it to the public that the newly inaugurated Executive Governor of Zamfara State, Dauda Lawal made a declaration of 9 trillion naira in cash, investment, and property assets.
Reactions as Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal declared N9 trillion in cash and assets

There have been mixed reactions from concerned citizens as the news make it to the public that the newly inaugurated Executive Governor of Zamfara State, Dauda Lawal made a declaration of 9 trillion naira in cash, investment, and property assets.

The Code of Conduct Bureau had mandated all the newly elected Governors to make their asset declaration submitted to the bureau before May 29th, 2023 when they were sworn in.

Many citizens were surprised when it was disclosed that Governor Dauda Lawal claimed he is worth N9,000,000,000,000.00.

Reactions from the citizens on social media read:

Abubakar Hamma Galafi:
I was shocked too. But I remember gold mining in the state. Zamfara has the highest Gold deposit in Africa.

Enitan Oyekanmi:
Where are the companies and tax certificates for the companies and where are they located?

King Marvel:
He declared future stolen asset. He won’t have over $12bn and dare go into politics. All lies.

Mgbojikwe:
He’s declaring what he plans to steal

Olakunle Don:
I did not get it 9 trillion or Billion. That is like the Budget of Lagos for 6 years and Nigeria for 3 years and Zamfara for almost 20 years. Where is DANGOTE self?

 

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