13 Oct Matawalle swears in appointees
Zamfara State Governor Bello Matawalle has sworn in exco members after subjecting the new appointees to swear their innocence of complicity in the ongoing banditry activities in the state.
Matawalle also sworn in a new Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Kabiru Balarabe, a new Head of Service, Alhaji Kabiru Mohammed, 18 new Commissioners, 11 new Special Advisers and some permanent secretaries.
He enjoined them to brace up for what he described as “the new beginning” of an era of consolidating the gains recorded in the last two years of the administration.
He extolled the virtues of his government’s new choice and said: “A cursory overview of the antecedents of the members of the new team is enough to convince everyone that a new march to make Zamfara State great has begun.”
However, the governor warned that his administration will not condone laxity or complacency at this critical hour of the state’s journey out of the woods as the bandits are fast being routed.
He reviewed the successes being recorded as a result of the recent stringent measures taken to route the bandits in the state.
He said that already, hundreds of the bandits are already on the run after hundreds of them have been killed and others arrested along with hundreds of their collaborators across the state.
Matawalle called on citizens to continue to exercise more patience as there is certainly a light beaming at the end of the tunnel.
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