President Muhammadu Buhari has taken his presidential campaign to Kaduna state.

At about 4:30pm, the President arrived Ahmadu Bello Stadium located in the state capital, where a large crowd of APC members had already taken their seats awaiting his arrival.

President Buhari was welcomed by Governor Nasir El-Rufai and other top officials of the ruling party.

While addressing the people, the President promised that his administration if reelected for another term will ensure that the Boko Haram insurgency in the North East and kidnapping in other parts of the country are brought to an end in no distant time.

He also promises that his administration if given another chance, will ensure that all looted public funds are recovered from corrupt public officials, and used for the development of the entire country than it has done since its inception in 2015, pleading with Nigerians to elect him and other APC candidates in the forthcoming elections .

President Buhari also claimed that his administration has lived up to it’s three cardinal promises which include tackling insecurity, reviving the economy and fighting corruption, in addition to improving the economic fortunes of the Niger Delta region.

Some APC chieftains at the rally including the APC presidential campaign Director General, Rotimi Amaechi and the party’s national chairman, Adams Oshiomole also urged the people not to vote for those who crippled the nation’s economy through massive corruption while in office, and however appeal to them to vote enmasse for the APC in the forthcoming elections.

Also speaking at the rally, Governor Nasir El-Rufai criticized the PDP for celebrating the visit of its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar to the United States.

He said Atiku’s visit to the US after twelve years of unsuccessful attempt is not an achievement, and therefore not worth celebrating as displayed by the opposition party.

Governor El-Rufai while challenging Atiku Abubakar to explain to Nigerians why it took him up to twelve years to travel to the United States, maintained that Nigerians do not need a presidential candidate who relies on foreign endorsement or trip to win an election.

Below are some more photos from the rally in Kaduna.