The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National
Working Committee (NWC) has trooped in Government House Yola to condole
Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri.
Led by the PDP’s National Chairman, Prince
Uche Secondus and received by Governor Fintiri at the Presidential Lodge of the
Government House Yola, Prince Secondus said they were in Adamawa State to commiserate
with the Governor and the good people of the State over the death of the father
of the number one citizen of the state.
Prince Secondus explained that the death of
late Alh. Umaru Badami is great loss to the nation while describing death as an
inevitable act which all mortals must taste. He further described late Alh. Badami as a
man of reputable character who taught good morals to Governor Fintiri and
enjoined the Governor to follow the good steps of his late father.
The PDP National Chairman also used the medium
to express his joy over the laudable achievements recorded by Governor Ahmadu
Umaru Fintiri within less than 100 days in office which he stressed has positively
turn the story of the State. Prince Secondus admonished the Governor to keep it
up.
Responding, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri
has thanked the PDP NWC for the visit and the love they shown him and the
people of Adamawa State over the loss of his father.
Governor Fintiri also thanked the visitors for
the words used to described late Alh. Umaru Badami and the prayers over repose.
The Governor explained that within 60 days
of his swearing-in as Governor of Adamawa State, he has implemented some
policies that has turned the fortune of the poor people of the state.
Maintaining that the policies were for the interest of the masses.
He therefore announced that in conformity
with the laid down agenda of his administration, he sent a name of the
Commissioner for Justice and Attorney
General of the State, a reputable lawyer who has been screened by the State
House of Assembly and will be sworn-in on Tuesday.
The Governor thereafter wished the PDP NWC
safe journey to their respective abode.
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