In a press release signed by PIDAN Secretary Danjuma Dickson Auta
The Plateau Initiative for Development and Advancement of the Natives (PIDAN), under the leadership of Ambassador Danjuma Nanpon Sheni and the entire good people of Plateau, expresses deep gratitude and appreciation to Mr. President, Sen. Ahmed Bola Tinubu, (GCFR) for graciously considering the request of the good people of the North Central for the establishment of the North Central Commission and signing the Bill into law.
PIDAN believes that as the Commission takes
effect, the people of the region will surely sight a sense of relief as the Commission
is meant to oversee the development and growth of the North Central Region. The
Commission will focus on promoting
economic empowerment and reducing poverty in the region.
We also believe that the Commission will
bring about massive infrastructural development in the region by providing
critical infrastructures, including roads, bridges, and healthcare facilities.
PIDAN also wishes as to place on record its
appreciation to members of the National Assembly Caucus from Plateau State under
the leadership of Sen. Barr. Simon Bako Lalong and their counterparts from the
North Central States and other states, who fought gallantly by putting aside
party differences to ensure that the Commission became a reality.
PIDAN also appreciates the co-sponsor of
the bill former Senator Istifanus D. Gyang and minority Senator Abba Moro. The
establishment of the North Central Committee is great testimony to the memory
of Senator J.T. Useni who had also fought for its establishment in the 8th
Senate.
The establishment of the North Central Commission would not have been possible
without the collaborative efforts of the members from Plateau state who worked
closely with their colleagues from other states to build consensus.
As PIDAN awaits the constitution of the
management team for the Commission, we urge Mr. president to ensure that Justice,
equity and fairness are observed.
Danjuma Dickson Auta
Secretary
5th February, 2025
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