
Less than a month to the general election, Nigerian Governors are swearing in new advisers to strengthen their administrations. In Gombe State, Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya inaugurated 23 commissioners, urging them to serve with integrity and diligence. Similarly, Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun swore in eight new special advisers, emphasizing the need for hard work and commitment to the people’s welfare.
In Jigawa State, Governor Umar Namadi appointed three special advisers, stressing that public service is a trust and an honor. The appointees were reminded to discharge their duties with sincerity and humility, prioritizing the state’s interest above all else.
These appointments come as the governors prepare for the upcoming elections, focusing on governance and showcasing their achievements. The newly appointed advisers are expected to hit the ground running, implementing government policies and programs.
Governor Inuwa Yahaya emphasized the importance of teamwork, urging the commissioners to work together to deliver on the administration’s promises. He also praised the Gombe State House of Assembly for timely screening and confirmation of the commissioner nominees ¹.
In Ogun State, Governor Abiodun charged the new advisers to be committed and responsible, avoiding any activities that might tarnish the administration’s reputation. He expressed confidence in their ability to support the government’s policies and programs ³.
The appointments have sparked interest in the potential impact on the upcoming elections. With less than a month to go, the governors are expected to intensify their campaigns, showcasing their achievements and promises.
The newly appointed advisers are expected to play a crucial role in the governors’ re-election bids, leveraging their expertise and influence to mobilize support.
As the election countdown continues, Nigerians are watching closely, eager to see how the governors will deliver on their promises.