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Kaura Market Election:
Kaura Market Is Proudly The Destination In Abuja

By Daniel Okonkwo Profiles International Human Rights Advocate 

The Kaura Market Electoral Committee extends its heartfelt gratitude to everyone who actively participated in the recently concluded Kaura Market general elections. This event marks another milestone in our collective journey toward encouraging transparency, unity, and progress within our esteemed market community.

We especially appreciate the general public and members of the Kaura community who turned out in large numbers to support this democratic process. Your enthusiasm and commitment to the growth of Kaura Market demonstrate the tireless spirit that binds us together.

The 2025 Kaura Market elections were conducted with efficiency and fairness, ensuring that every trader and stakeholder had a voice in shaping the future leadership of our market. Notably, the only contested position in this election was that of the Secretary, while other executive positions were unopposed.

The election process itself lasted less than six hours, evident in the meticulous planning and preparation that took over two months. Leading up to the election, the Kaura Market Electoral Committee diligently published multiple notices across all Kaura Market platforms, ensuring that every stakeholder remained informed and engaged. These efforts were reinforced with a final announcement a day before the election to further emphasize the importance of participation.

The success of this election would not have been possible without the sustained support of key organizations and security agencies that played a crucial role in ensuring a smooth and secure electoral process. We extend our deepest appreciation to:

Berwick Nigeria Limited

Abuja Market Management Limited

Abuja Investments Limited

National Association of Nigerian Traders

Kaura Market Executives and Board of Trustees

Kaura Market Electoral Committee Members

The Department of State Services (DSS)

The Nigeria Police Force

Kaura Market Security Team

The General Public

Their collective commitment to upholding democratic principles, security, and order within the market contributed significantly to the credibility and success of the elections.

As we welcome the newly elected Kaura Market Executives 2025, we emphasize the immense responsibility entrusted to them. The mandate given by the traders and market community is a call to leadership that prioritizes vision, strategy, and adaptability. Leadership is not merely about holding a position—it is about inspiring progress, stimulating unity, and making impactful decisions that benefit the entire market community.

To Segun Lawal and the entire executive team, we urge you to lead with integrity and dedication. Set a positive example, recognize the contributions of those around you, and work tirelessly toward the collective prosperity of Kaura Market. Your leadership must reflect the values of service, accountability, and progress that the traders and stakeholders expect from you.

Kaura Market has long been recognized for its strategic location, cleanliness, security, and diverse offerings, making it a prime shopping destination in Abuja. As we embrace this new era of leadership, we remain committed to enhancing our market’s infrastructure, nurturing economic opportunities for traders, and maintaining an environment that thrives on fairness, progress, and innovation.

Once again, congratulations to the newly elected executives! We look forward to witnessing your dedication and efforts in making Kaura Market an even greater commercial hub.

Together, we will continue to build a thriving and prosperous Kaura Market!
Kaura Market Election 

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