Bauchi Governor Enacts Six Executive Bills Into Law

By Adamu Saleh

Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State has taken significant steps towards effective governance by signing six executive bills into law. 

Among these bills are measures aimed at renaming the state-owned university, establishing key boards, and promoting children’s access to education.

The bills, meticulously examined by the State House of Assembly, signify a collaborative effort between the legislative and executive branches of government.

Governor Mohammed lauded this cooperation, emphasizing its vital role in driving socio-economic progress and ensuring the welfare of the people.

The renamed Sa’adu Zungur University, Gadau, underscores a commitment to honoring individuals who have made notable contributions to the state.

Additionally, the establishment of boards and authorities such as the Bauchi State Farmers/Herders Board and the Bauchi State Rural Access Road Authority (RARA) 2024 reflects a strategic focus on agricultural development and rural infrastructure.

Speaker Rt Hon Abubakar Suleiman emphasized the transformative potential of these laws, urging continued support for the administration’s agenda. 

The harmonious collaboration between the legislature and the executive has been instrumental in shaping Bauchi State’s progress, with infrastructure and development initiatives serving as tangible outcomes.