
A support group of the Nigeria Democratic Congress in Zamfara State has criticised Governor Dauda Lawal over what it described as poor leadership. The group, known as the Integrity Group, alleged in a statement issued by its chairman, Muhammad Lawal, that unfulfilled promises, insecurity and economic hardship have affected the state, according to the Daily Post. The criticism adds to political pressure on the governor over security and economic conditions in the northwestern Nigerian state.
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