Inauaguration: Gov. Masari Makes 8-Point Pledge To Katsina State People

Gov. Aminu Masari of Katsina State has made 8-point pledge that
will enhance security and develop the state to greater heights in
the next four years.

Masari made the pledge at his swearing-in ceremony on Wednesday
at Peoples Square, Katsina.

He said “specifically, I will like to solemnly pledge to you on
this day, our commitments to the following critical areas.

“The critical areas are: sustaining investment in education,
increasing investment in agriculture, consolidating the gains of
the health sector, and investment in water resources.

“We also pledge to facilitate wider political inclusion and
youths engagement, entrench good governance, promote greater
public-private collaboration, and bequeath secure and prosperous
Katsina State.

“I submitted these pledges to you, we are committed to their
realisation and I am assuring you that the hands that will be
invited to join in ensuring this success are capable, dependable,
reliable, competent and trustworthy.”

He said that was the only way to ensure the consolidation of the
restoration gains and to guarantee quick results as the state moved
to the next level.

Masari said “I want to see a state that is secured from all
manner of security threats, a state that is financially buoyant
with a happy and prosperous populace.

“With my team, we hope to bequeath a Katsina State where the
well-being of our people will not be measured by the rich, but the
absence of poverty.

“This dream is not an impossible one, but its realisation will
depend solely on how dedicated we work in the next four years and
even beyond.”

Masari also commiserated with families of the bandits attack in
some parts of the state, saying over 39 persons were killed and 200
sustained various degrees of injury during the attacks.

The governor said that was why the state government decided to
make the event a low-key celebrations.

Revealed that the government cancelled all activities lined up
for the celebration to honour the victims of the bandits attack.
(NAN)

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