By Godwin Moses
Members of the Limtee clan in Kawel, Mushere, Bokkos LGA have paid a visit to one of their own, the Plateau State Commissioner of Works, Adams Bulus Legshak, at his residence in Jos.
Addressing the Limtee clan members, the commissioner expressed his gratitude for the privilege of having his kinsmen by his side during his period of service to the state.
He said even as he served in the cabinet, he was also an ambassador of his people, adding that whatever his achievements were, they were bound to resonate with the people of Kawel, Mushere, and Bokkos LGA at large.
Expatiating, Lekshak said his success in the assigned task would reflect the success of the people of Kawel, while failure would also impact the people of Kawel and Mushere.
He expressed appreciation to his visitors, especially the clergy and traditional leaders for the visit and enjoined them to continue to support and pray for him.
He pointed out that meeting the diverse expectations of the people was not a simple task and called on his kinsmen to keep him in their prayers.
The acting Miskhakam Kawel, Pa Peter Ngukat Remkyes, expressed gratitude to His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang for appointing their son a member of his cabinet and hailed the Commissioner as representative of the Limtee clan, Mushere land, and Bokkos LGA as a whole.
During his brief exhortation, Rev. Seth Dakyen Domkop prayed for divine wisdom and grace to guide Honorable Lekshak as he steered the affairs of the Ministry of Works.
He drew attention to the pivotal duties of Honorable Lekshak, being the Commissioner of Works, asserting that accountability and service to the people were the cornerstones of effective leadership.
Messages of goodwill were delivered by representatives from the clergy, traditional leaders, politicians, and the youth group from Kawel.
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