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ALGON pledges support for Gov Kefas

Charles Suru by Charles Suru
January 3, 2025
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The Taraba State chapter of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON) has pledged to support and collaborate with the state Governor Dr. Agbu Kefas.

In a statement on Wednesday, while felicitating with the governor on his first year anniversary in office, ALGON, through its state chairman, Dr. Aminu Jauro Hassan, praised Governor Kefas for his visionary leadership and substantial contributions to the state’s development.

Dr. Hassan, who also serves as ALGON’s national welfare officer, highlighted the governor’s achievements over the past year, noting that his administration has implemented strategic initiatives aimed at fostering economic growth, improving infrastructure, enhancing education, advancing healthcare, supporting agriculture, and promoting social welfare.

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These efforts, according to Dr. Hassan, reflect Governor Kefas’s dedication to effective governance and the well-being of Taraba State’s citizens.

“We pledge our continued support and collaboration in achieving the shared vision of a prosperous and thriving Taraba State,” ALGON stated.

ALGON called on the people of Taraba State to set aside their differences and support Governor Kefas’s development agenda.

The association emphasized its commitment to assisting the governor in bringing much-needed development to rural communities, ensuring that progress reaches every corner of the state.

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“As the state celebrates this milestone, there is optimism for even greater accomplishments and sustained development in the years to come under Governor Kefas’s exemplary leadership,” Dr. Hassan stated.

Reiterating the numerous achievements of Governor Kefas’s administration, ALGON noted that improvements in infrastructure, education, healthcare, agriculture, and social welfare have significantly enhanced accessibility and service delivery, benefiting all citizens of the state.

The association affirmed that the governor has not only laid a strong foundation for continued progress but has also inspired confidence in the future of Taraba State.

The leadership of ALGON remains steadfast in its support for Governor Kefas, expressing optimism that his visionary leadership will continue to drive the state towards greater prosperity and development.

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