By AUSTINE TSENZUGHUL, Bauchi –
Bauchi State Council of Traditional Rulers has congratulated Sen. Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed over his election victory at the Supreme Court.
The Council’s visit to the Governor was led by Chairman, Bauchi State Traditional Council, the Emir of Bauchi, Alh. Dr Rilwanu Suleiman Adamu.
The Council hailed the Governor Mohammed on his victory from the poll up to the Supreme Court, indicating that he is indeed a true leader that Bauchi people voted for.
The Emir’s expressed happiness that Governor Bala led administration’s projects and policies could be seen and felt all over the State due to his policy of inclusive governance.
Dr. Adamu also pledged the loyalty of the traditional Institution in assisting the administration succeed particularly in area of addressing security challenges in the State.
In his response, Gov. Mohammed appreciated the Emirs for the visit, assuring that his administration will continue to carry everybody along in the scheme of things.
The governor also said he holds in high esteem, members of the traditional Institution for their continued support and prayers for the success of his administration.
He attributed the success of his administration to the massive support of the traditional Institution and the entire people of Bauchi State, saying that his government will continue to partner with them for the growth and development of Bauchi State.
As their Son, the governor said if he fails, it is the Traditional Institution that fails but he will continue to do his best to ensure they are giving what is due to them.
He therefore charged them to continue to support security agencies in tackling the pockets of security challenges in various communities across the state.
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