The Building of The Ongoing State Secretariat Alone Is An Achievement – Nasarawa SSG
Rabiu Omaku
The new Secretary to the Nasarawa State Government, Bar. Labaran Shuaibu Magaji has averred that the construction of the ongoing “State of the art” States Secretariat along Shendam road is an achievement worthy of commendation.
Magaji gave the hint when members of the Correspondent’s Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists paid him a congratulatory visit at his office on Wednesday.
Bar Magaji, who served in the successive administration of the second democratically elected Governor, The late Madaucin Doma, Alhaji Aliyu Akwe Doma as a Special Advisor on Youth as well Director General Special Advisor Duties said the track records of the incumbent Governor are widespread across the thirteen Local Governments.
The SSG lauded the Correspondent’s Chapel whom he described as his close friends, He also eulogies the Chairman of the Correspondent’s Chapel and the Members for the mature reportage of activities of the State Governor, Engineer Abdullahi Sule.
“Governor Abdullahi Sule has come continue with the good work of his predecessors
As the SSG, I don’t allow mails or files to pass more than two hours in my office, that is to attest to you how robust we are as the engine room of the State Government, He added.
He also lauded the State Governor for the coming up of investors to the State, Saying Nasarawa State have the largest lithium in the country. Calling the recent visit of Governor Abdullahi Sule to one of the lithium processing plant at Shagamu which he has pact with the management of the plant to co’pt 100 youth from Nasarawa State.
He however tasked members of the Chapel to accord utmost premise to developmental Journalism instead of indulging in Journalism of issues.
Saying his doors are open for Journalists if the need arises.
The Chairman of the Correspondent’s Chapel, Isaac Okpoju appreciate the SSG for the worm reception accorded his members.
Noting that the appointment was a well deserved appointment by the State Governor.
