Langtang North Central: Hon.Nandir Lar harps on 30 percent of women’s affirmative action
By Yakubu Busari
The 2026 general elections promise to be intriguing and suspenseful. Already, several aspirants in the All Progressives Congress (APC) have indicated interest in succeeding Hon. Daniel Nabolistic at the Plateau State House of Assembly Complex upon the expiration of his tenure on May 29, 2026.
Nigerian daily post Corrspondent takes a look at the female aspirants who have thrown their hats into the ring and say they have what it takes to lead the political landscape in Plateau State.
Nandir Lar, eyeing the Plateau State House of Assembly, has harped on the 30 percent women affirmative action, assuring her unwavering commitment to transforming the state’s constituents.
She assured that, if allowed to serve the good people of the Plateau State House of Assembly, she is prepared to ensure victory and change through the Renewed Hope agenda of Mr. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Hon. Nandir Lar, a member of the All Progressives Congress, who worked hard to become the first woman to declare her ambition for Langtang North Central in the party, spoke to journalists about the 30 percent women’s affirmative action in Plateau State.
She stated that a passion for helping people drove her desire to become a Member representing the good people of Langtang.
Speaking during a recent interview, she said, “My passion for humanity drives me. And again, Nigerians need a mother for a change.
The men have done their best; I don’t think it is good enough. So, I want to come in as a mother to show Nigerians love, get them involved in governance, which I believe will reduce banditry and crime by 70 percent.”
According to her, she has been ‘touching lives and showering love on underprivileged people’ for over a decade. She added, “For over a decade, I have been touching lives, showering love on the underprivileged.
I have built and equipped health centers in rural communities, where I also carry out empowerment programs. Each time I visit a village and observe their needs, such as a lack of health centers, I request land and put up a fully equipped clinic.”
On what her focus would be if she secures her party’s ticket and goes on to win the election, she said, “We keep talking about women’s empowerment, and I believe we can create more employment opportunities for our youth. On the day of my declaration as a Member in Langtang North Central, I promised to harness the potential of the Tarok
“I am coming out now because the women are neglecting to participate actively in elective positions.”
