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As part of his administration’s main goal of promoting unity and mutual support, Jigawa State Governor Umar Namadi has told all political appointees to put the needs of people at the bottom of the ladder first.
Zainab S. Rabo, SSA Media Affairs to the Governor, signed a press release that said this.
She said the governor said this at a meeting with stakeholders on Sunday at the Banquet Hall in Government House, Dutse.
The governor stressed that governance should be focused on people and told appointees to be kind, responsive, and dedicated to making life better for all citizens.
He said again that the main goal of his administration is to help each other. He told all officials to strengthen their ties with the people and meet their needs in a good way.
Governor Namadi also said that true leadership is shown by serving others, showing compassion, and being dedicated to the well-being of the people.
A lot of people are complaining about some politicians not helping people with what they are getting and not being supportive. The governor’s comments come at a time when these complaints are rising.
He said that some of these people who were chosen said they have nothing to offer, even though they are getting something.
Gov. Namadi said, “Anyone who thinks they don’t make enough money to help the public should quit.”
