Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has reminded political office holders that their focus must be on the citizens because they are their servants, so the people’s interests is paramount.
He gave this advice after swearing in the newly appointed Commissioner of Education, Professor Abubakar Sani Sambo, the Commissioner of Youth Development, Barrister Gloria Ibrahim, and the Head of Service, Mrs Jummai Bako, as well as other senior Government officials.
The governor also challenged them to help the administration to leave a lasting legacy by ensuring that they “think out of the box, while keeping the box in view.’’
He implored them ‘’to roll up your sleeves and hit the ground running,” saying, “You have been called to serve the good people of Kaduna State because you all possess the skills and competences to contribute effectively to the rebuilding and renewing of our dear state.’’
The governor reminded them: ‘’It is by working as a team that we shall succeed. We must avoid working in solos. If we operate independently with limited communication or collaboration, success will be hindered.’’
According to him, the administration has rapidly transformed rural and urban communities through massive infrastructural development, revival and revitalization of the health and educational sectors.
He said in the last two years the government has been ‘’frontally fighting poverty, and strengthening our partnership with security forces to secure our dear state.”
Other appointees that were sworn in included Hon Ado Dogo Audu, Counsellor on Political Matters, Special Adviser on Economic Matters, Ahmad Shehu Haruna and Special Adviser on Political Affairs, Hon Abubakar Shehu Giwa, as well as the Special Adviser on Local Government Affairs, Hon. Kabiru Yakubu Jarimi.
