Connect with us

General News

Commissioners nomination: conspiracy against govt not necessary for growth in Nasarawa — Gov. Sule **** warns against fanning embers of disunity

Published

on

By David Okpashi

Governor of Nasarawa State, Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State Monday cautioned residents against conspiracy over the nomination of Commissioners and other appointments in the state.

The warning is coming on the heels of perceived discords among citizens over commissioners nomination and other appointments

Sule who described actions of some citizens as conspiracy against the government, noted that such move were not only retrogressive, but capaple of depriving the state and its citizens of better things ahead.

Sule who spoke through his Senior Special Assistant on public Affairs, Comrade Peter Ahemba urged those thriving on pull down syndrome to disist from such acts explains that no state thrived in the face of disunity.

“Government wishes to, at this juncture caution individuals and groups against fanning the embers of disunity among party faithfuls and the general public.”

” Moving against government in order to pull the State from the brink of progressive growth, particularly the conflict merchants operating under the guise of religion and tribe will not be acceptable as the Governor does not look at religion and tribal affiliations as the basis for appointment into his Government”.

The governor who insisted that the choice of Commissioners nominees followed due process said the nomination was made to strengthen the machinery of Government and enhance speedy implementation of policies and programmes of government for the good of the State.

See also  Abbas congratulates Tinubu, Shettima on inauguration ...expresses hope of better Nigeria under new leaders

“His Excellency, Engr. Abdullahi A. Sule carefully nominated men and women from across the 13 Local Government Areas of the State to form his cabinet.

“Due consultations with relevant stakeholders across the state, arrived at the choice of seventeen (17) persons whose names have been forwarded to the State House of Assembly for screening and possible confirmation as Commissioners” the statement added.

According to the statement, out of the numerous party faithfuls that expressed their desire to serve in the cabinet, the Governor, in line with the provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, nominated the most qualified to serve the state.

“Government salute the courage, loyalty, commitment exhibited by the people of the State and the tremendous support being accorded the administration of His Excellency by party faithfuls. As a State blessed with abundance of human and natural resources that can effectively help in driving the Governor’s vision, Nasarawa State, no doubt has well qualified technocrats and intellectuals capable of serving in any capacity at any point in time”.

“In view of the limited slots for commissioners which has made it practically impossible for the numerous qualified party faithfuls at a time, the need for the people of the State to show more understanding at this material time cannot be overemphasized”.

See also  Nasarawa Speaker hails Gov. Sule for upgrading 22 traditional rulers status ,Congratulates HRH Alh. Umar Azaki(first class) others over their elevation..."

The statement added that, in line with his open-door policy and inclusive style of leadership shall continue to entrust committed party faithfuls with different strategic roles under his administration other than commissioner portfolio as the state under the current administration is poised for greatness, especially with oil exploration and bigger initiatives by the Governor.

The statement however assured that, the administration of Abdullahi A. Sule will continue to be fair to all segments of the society in all ramifications with the sole intent of achieving, implementing his promises as contained in the National Economic Development Strategy (NEDS) agenda.

0Shares
Continue Reading
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *