Khalifa Pasali, a former House of Representatives aspirant for the Bassa/Jos North Federal Constituency in Plateau State, expressed that had he won the election, he would have prioritized the establishment of a Hisbah Corp in the state to address the increasing cases of drug-related issues. His statement highlights his commitment to tackling this social challenge in Plateau.
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