Governor Mohammed, second from right, at the PDP Caucus meeting
By Baba Shehu Oscu, Bauchi
Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State has insisted that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)-led administration in the state will make an impact without looking at personal interest.
Governor Mohammed was speaking with journalists on the just-concluded party’s stakeholders meeting conducted at the Government House Bauchi.
He said the meeting deliberated extensively on the need to provide leadership quality and good governance to the citizens of the state.
Governor Mohammed who presided over the stakeholders meeting, explained that the purpose of the gathering was to discuss on how to successfully conduct the forthcoming state party’s congresses without conflict or pointing accusing fingers on any body.
“The PDP led administration in Bauchi state will make the difference by making a positive impact on the lives of the citizenry without looking at our personal interest.
“We came as stakeholders of the PDP in Bauchi state to discuss on the congresses that are coming. You know we in PDP we are really deepening stake-holding and we are following good governance where rule of law is always in the front banner “.
“We are given a time table by the National body to start preparation for the congresses.” Our leader in the National Secretariat, Senator Nazif Gamawa as a member of the stakeholders also came to join us in the meeting.”
According to him, the meeting is an opportunity for the stakeholders to discuss on the need for his administration to be accountable by delivering on its campaign promises of overcoming the challenges facing the state.
The state PDP Chairman, Alhaji Hamza Koshe applauded Governor Mohammed for not unnecessarily interfering in the party’s affairs and assured him of the total support of the party.
Koshe also commended members of the party for the peaceful conduct of the stakeholders meeting. And for the cooperation and understanding accorded to him as chairman of the ruling party in the state since he assumed office.
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