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KANAM LGA POLITICS IN PLATEAU STATE

Sadiq Takwar
Last updated: October 26, 2025 9:49 pm
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By Sadiq Takwar

In the heart of Plateau State, particularly in the Kanam Local Government Area, the political landscape has become increasingly concerning. Once known for its peace and rich cultural heritage, Kanam is now witnessing political maneuvers that could jeopardize its opportunity to maintain significant representation at the national level. As we approach the upcoming elections, the local government must critically assess the situation to ensure that the interests of the people take precedence over individual ambitions.

The people of Kanam are known for their intelligence, education, and peaceful nature. However, these qualities seem to be overshadowed by the fierce competition for political power. With two prominent politicians from Kanam waiting for the National Assembly seats a Senatorial position and a House of Representatives seat there is a palpable tension. Unfortunately, some individuals appear more focused on their personal agendas than the collective well being of our local government. This selfinterest threatens to undermine the candidacies of our local politicians and, by extension, the interests of Kanam itself.

The current trend shows a worrying disregard for unity among our political leaders. Instead of collaborating for the common good, many seem to be playing a zero sum game where alliances shift according to convenience. This divisive behavior can result in the loss of critical political seats that Kanam has worked hard to secure. If we are not careful, the House of Representatives seat may slip away from us due to infighting and lack of cooperation. It is crucial that our leaders recognise the importance of solidarity, as our strength lies in our ability to come together as one.

Moreover, the voices of those outside the political inner circle are often dismissed. It appears that if you are not part of the “cabinet” or the favored group, your opinions may go unheard. This practice excludes many capable individuals from having a say, further deepening the rift within the community. It is important that every voice in Kanam is valued and considered in the decision making processes. Genuine leadership should encourage dialogue and inclusivity rather than build walls between supporters and critics.

As we gear up for the elections, the people of Kanam must send a clear message to their leaders: prioritize Kanam’s interests above personal gain. We need to rally behind candidates who genuinely represent our local government and advocate for policies that benefit all. Our unity will not only strengthen our chances of retaining electoral positions, but it will also set a precedent for future political engagement, showing that together, we can achieve more.

as we navigate the challenges of politics in Kanam LGA, it is essential for our leaders and citizens to foster an atmosphere of peace, collaboration, and collective ambition. We are a brilliant and educated people who can come together to build a brighter future. Let us stand firm and demand that our political representatives put Kanam first not just for the upcoming elections, but for the enduring legacy of our local government.

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