By Godwin Agia, Jalingo
The Accord Party's governorship candidate for Taraba State, Professor Jerome Nyameh, has unveiled a four-pillar agenda aimed at repositioning the state ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Prof. Nyameh made this known while interacting with journalists in Jalingo on Sunday, saying his campaign would focus on issues and not on personal attacks, adding that the state deserves a new kind of politics built on ideas and service delivery.
According to him, the agenda is anchored on four solid pillars designed to address the challenges facing the state.
"Our campaign shall be strictly issue-based. There will be no name-calling, no insults, and no personal attacks. We shall rise above petty politics and focus on what truly matters to the people of Taraba State.
"Our first pillar is Viable Blueprint Agenda tagged 'Taraba Therapy' which is a clear, comprehensive and people-centred roadmap for transforming the state.
"The second pillar is our Track Record, which highlights the tangible evidence of service, dedication and results from myself and my running mate.
"The third pillar is Who We Are, and What We Have To Offer as practical and realistic solutions for the development of Taraba," he said.
He assured supporters that marketing the candidature would not be difficult because the record of service is already visible.
Nyameh said the ultimate goal is to build a Taraba where opportunities are created, infrastructure is developed, the economy is revived, and citizens live in peace and dignity.
"Our reputation speaks for itself. Our track record is evident, and our blueprint, Taraba Therapy, is here to solve problems, not create them.
"We will develop our state where opportunities are created, infrastructure is developed, our economy is revived, and our people live in peace and dignity," he added.
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