Jarma applauds Gov, Uba Sani over Special Advisers appointment.

Jarma applauds Gov, Uba Sani over Special Advisers appointment.



A kaduna based Politician and member of All Progressive Congress (APC) in Kaduna State, Hon. Abubakar Mahmoud (Jarman Abakwa), has applauded Senator Uba Sani the executive Governor of Kaduna state for appointing new Special Advisers

The governor had on Monday announced 14 names as his Special Advisers.

The Abubakar Jarma expressed joy over the new appointments, describing it as the ‘right peg in the right hole’.

He expressed confidence in the capacity of those appointed as a vibrant and experienced  People that will deliver on their mandate.

He commended the executive Governor of Kaduna state for appointing individuals with proven track records as his advisers, saying he had demonstrated his passion and commitment toward taking kaduna to greater heights.

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