Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi Sule, has expressed his commitment to ensuring the remaining two years of his tenure will be the most productive, with a focus on maximizing efficiency.
The governor made this statement in Lafia, the state capital, during a visit by the state’s immediate past commissioners, who had come to the Government House for a thank-you visit.
Governor Sule emphasized the importance of these final two years, stating that he is determined to make them the most impactful period of his administration.
He also explained that the recent dissolution of the state executive council was a strategic move to revitalize the team for better performance.
This decision, which marked the third such reshuffle during his administration, included the removal of Barrister Muhammad Ubandoma Aliyu, the Secretary to the State Government, from his position.
The governor said, “We have roughly two good years to operate. I want to make sure that these two years that we are running are the most productive years that we ever had in this our administration.”
