Barade Ward Stakeholders Endorse Aminu JauroHassan For Jalingo Chairman
The Concerned Citizens of Barade Ward under the PeoplesDemocratic Party (PDP) have declared their endorsement for the continued leadership of Taraba State Governor, Dr. Agbu Kefas, and the Chairman of Jalingo Local Government Area, Dr. Aminu Jauro Hassan.
This declaration was made during a stakeholders meeting held at the residence of the Galadiman Wanga in Jalingo, chaired by the Ward Stakeholders Chairman, Alhaji Sani Baba Boko.
Speaking at the event, Alhaji Baba Boko highlighted some of the achievements of Governor Kefas, particularly in the area of workers' welfare. He commended the implementation of the new minimum wage for local government staff and teachers, describing it as a major milestone of the administration.
He also praised the governor's free education policy, which he said has brought significant relief to the people of Taraba, especially indigent families who previously struggled to pay school fees for their children.
Baba Boko further lauded the efforts of Jalingo Local Government Chairman, Dr. Aminu Jauro Hassan, noting that his developmental strides have positively impacted the state capital. He recalled the chairman's contributions to the health sector during his time as Chairman of the Taraba State Primary Health Care Development Agency, describing him as a consistent performer.
According to him, the group's endorsement of Governor Kefasis a collective commitment of its members, and not intended to incite division or controversy within the political space.
He called on both the state and local governments to sustain their developmental initiatives for the betterment of the people.
Also speaking at the meeting, a former councillor of BaradeWard, Hon. Hammadama Dankaho, stated that the endorsement aligns with the group's objectives. He expressed confidence in the PDP's victory in future elections.
Other speakers at the event urged the youth of Barade Ward to actively participate in the electoral process and contribute to the ongoing development of the state.
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