The Zamfara State Peoples Democratic Party governorship candidate, Dauda Lawal, has denied allegations that the party's campaign rallies in the state were violent.
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This was as he claimed the ruling All Progressive Congress in the state was jittery over the support and popularity his party was enjoying.
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