20th January, 2024
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe
A chieftain of the New Nigeria People’s Party, Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, has showered praises on Kano State Chief of Staff, Alhaji Sheu Wada Sagagi for rendering exceptional public service.
Ajadi made the commendation after visiting Governor Abba Yusuf on Friday.
The NNPP chieftain stated that the commendation was in recognition of the way and manner the Chief of Staff had been carrying out his role.
Ajadi said people like Sagagi needed to be praised in public in order to motivate all public office holders in Nigeria to always put in their best to serve the people.
The young politician also urged the Kano’s chief of staff to continue to carry out his duties with simplicity and joy.
He expressed profound appreciation for Chief Sagagi’s accessibility to the public and work ethics.
Ajadi added that the office of Chief of Staff remained strategic to the success of any chief executive, and required an individual with patience, humility.
He noted that Chief Sagagi had demonstrated all of the qualities of a good public officer.
He particularly praised Sagagi’s collaborative approach, citing active engagement with local leaders and community members to address their concerns.
Beyond political accolades, Ambassador Ajadi emphasized Sagagi’s philanthropic efforts across educational projects, environmental, healthcare initiatives, and poverty alleviation programs.
In response to Ajadi’s commendation, Chief Sagagi reiterated his commitment to serving the public and enhancing the well-being of both indigenes and foreigners in Kano State.
He outlined plans to leverage technology for governance efficiency and transparency, aiming to digitize government services for increased accessibility and streamlined administrative processes.
“We, the residents of Kano State, appreciate your influence in ensuring that the people’s mandate remains free from the grasp of politicians driven solely by personal gain, devoid of any meaningful contributions to the state beyond the embezzlement of its treasury.”