Nasarawa govt to stage solidarity rally for Tinubu, Gov. Sule February 12

The Nasarawa State government has concluded arrangements to stage a mega solidarity rally on February 12 in appreciation of the reform agenda of President Bola Tinubu and the good governance of Governor Abdullahi Sule.
Labaran Magaji, the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), disclosed this on Friday in Lafia while meeting with the governor’s aides, permanent secretaries, political support groups, as well as youth and women groups.
Mr Magaji, who is also the state coordinator of Mr Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, said the rally was aimed at thanking the president for key reforms, including the removal of fuel subsidy, local government autonomy, tax reforms and social investment programmes.
He said more than 15,000 supporters who appreciated the policy direction of Messrs Tinubu and Sule were expected to participate in the rally.
According to him, the reforms have increased revenue to states and enabled Mr Sule, through prudent management of resources, to execute various developmental projects across the state, including infrastructural development and social investments.
Mr Magaji added that local government area coordinators of the Renewed Hope Agenda would be inaugurated immediately after the rally.
The SSG, while congratulating newly appointed permanent secretaries and heads of agencies and parastatals, urged political appointees to exhibit a high sense of loyalty to the administration of Mr Sule.
Also speaking, Abigail Waya, the head of service, congratulated the new permanent secretaries and charged them to align with the vision of the Mr Sule’s administration in the discharge of their duties.
(NAN)
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