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Special Adviser to Kebbi Governor on Intergovernmental Affairs and Infrastructural Development, Abubakar Malam
By El-Yakub Dabai, Birnin Kebbi
The Special Adviser to Governor Nasir Idris of Kebbi State on Intergovernmental Affairs and Infrastructural Development, Abubakar Malam, has described the unprecedented achievements recorded within the few months of the present Administration as a mark of responsible governance.
The politician who was addressing newsmen in Birnin Kebbi on the occasion of Nigeria’s 64th Independent Anniversary described Governor Idris as God-sent leader to deliver the people of Kebbi State from the shackles of underdevelopment and infrastructural decay
Malam, who also holds the Chairmanship of Special Advisers Forum, noted with pride the road networks in the State Capital as well as the Ultramodern Secretariat as some of the unrivalled projects executed by Governor Idris within the few months his leadership.
He said as Nigeria marked the 64th year of its birth, Kebbi State was part of the success story as its creation gave room for socioeconomic transformation at grassroots level just as witnessed across the 21 Local Government Areas with purposeful projects in the areas of Agriculture and Education
The Special Adviser observed that the country was passing through trying times but with massive support and prayers the nation and the state would arrive at victorious destination with an improved standard of living amongst the populace.
Malam said with the myriad of developmental achievements across the nooks and crannies of the State, the only way to show allegiance to Governor Idris-led Administration was to desist from activities that would disturb the existing peace that had been making businesses to flourish smoothly.
He therefore urged the people to drop all political and religious affiliations and join hands with Governor Idris to take the state to higher heights of developments where he would surpass his currents state of enviable achievements.
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