Governor Aminu Masari of Katsina State plans to retire from
active politics after his tenure as governor in 2023.
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Masari told reporters during a press conference to mark
Democracy Day in Katsina yesterday that he would retire to his farm
after his tenure.
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He said after serving in different capacities, including
membership of the state executive council, member of the House of
Representatives, Speaker of the green chamber of the National
Assembly and now as governor, “what else am I looking for?”
He added: “My people from Katsina, like the late Umaru Musa
Yar’adua, contested for President and won; Muhammadu Buhari, the
same thing. He even served as military Head of State.
“I think it is better we leave the stage for other people from
other places.”
According to him, his main concern now is how to fulfill his
Restoration Agenda, which is to rehabilitate all the decayed
infrastructure and bring back the past glories of the state.
“After I have satisfactorily succeeded in doing that, I will
retire to my farm,” the governor said.
Governor Aminu Masari of Katsina State plans to retire from
active politics after his tenure as governor in 2023.
Masari told reporters during a press conference to mark
Democracy Day in Katsina yesterday that he would retire to his farm
after his tenure.
He said after serving in different capacities, including
membership of the state executive council, member of the House of
Representatives, Speaker of the green chamber of the National
Assembly and now as governor, “what else am I looking for?”
He added: “My people from Katsina, like the late Umaru Musa
Yar’adua, contested for President and won; Muhammadu Buhari, the
same thing. He even served as military Head of State.
“I think it is better we leave the stage for other people from
other places.”
According to him, his main concern now is how to fulfill his
Restoration Agenda, which is to rehabilitate all the decayed
infrastructure and bring back the past glories of the state.
“After I have satisfactorily succeeded in doing that, I will
retire to my farm,” the governor said.