GOV. BELLO CONGRATULATES GBAJABIAMILA, AKUME AS CoS, SGF
Olu Samuel, Lokoja
Kogi state Governor , Alhaji Yahaya Bello has sent congratulatory messages to the outgoing Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila and Senator George Akume on their recent appointments as Chief of Staff to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Secretary to the Government of the Federation, respectively.
Expressing his deep admiration for Femi Gbajabiamila, Governor Bello extols the Speaker of the House of Representatives as a consummate legislator with a wealth of governance experience and an unwavering commitment to public service.
The governor emphasizes Gbajabiamila’s remarkable legislative background, loyalty, and trustworthiness, which make him highly suited for the crucial role of Chief of Staff to the President.
A statement issued on Friday by the Chief press secretary to the governor Onogwu Mohammed stated that Governor Bello’s appreciation of Gbajabiamila’s competence underscores the belief that his profound insights and remarkable abilities will significantly contribute to the success of the presidency.
Similarly, Governor Bello extends his heartfelt congratulations to Senator George Akume, the former governor of Benue State, on his appointment as the Secretary to the Government of the Federation.
The governor applauds Akume’s outstanding achievements in various capacities, including his tenure as a senator and his recent role as Minister of Special Duties.
He recognises Akume’s extensive experience in both the executive and legislative branches of government, along with the valuable knowledge he has acquired throughout his distinguished career. It is the governor’s firm conviction that Akume’s expertise and invaluable insights will greatly aid his performance in his new position, shaping and enhancing the Nigerian government.
Governor Bello’s felicitation with Gbajabiamila and Senator George Akume, highlighting their exceptional qualifications and illustrious careers, is hinged on their suitability for the esteemed roles they have been appointed to.