The 7th Assembly in Nasarawa State has inaugurated its members, with Rt. Hon. Balarabe Abdullahi Ibrahim (APC) successfully re-elected as the Speaker. The newly elected Deputy Speaker, Hon Abel Yakubu Bala (PDP), and other House Members have also been sworn in, amidst a congratulatory message from Hon. Akala Samuel Gajere, former Chairman of Karu Local Government Council.
In his heartfelt message, sent to Sun on Saturday, Hon. Akala Samuel Gajere congratulated the re-elected Speaker, Hon. Balarabe Abdullahi Ibrahim, and the entire Assembly on their successful inauguration. He expressed hope that they would live up to expectations and work diligently to meet the needs of their constituents, especially during the challenging economic situation faced by the state.
Acknowledging the efforts made to resolve the crisis that had plagued the Assembly, Hon. Gajere commended His Excellency, Engr. Abdullahi A. Sule, Executive Governor of Nasarawa State, and other critical stakeholders for their commitment to brokering peace. He further applauded the courage and spirit of patriotism displayed by Hon. Daniel Ogah Ogazi and his group in defending democracy and allowing development to thrive.
“I dare say that history will judge you right, and you remain heroes of Democracy, as there’s no Victor, No Vanquish,” Hon. Gajere asserted.
Clarifying his position on the Assembly crisis, Hon. Gajere emphasized his commitment to advocating for true democracy and due process. He expressed contentment that the rule of law ultimately prevailed and hoped that lessons were learned from the experience, guiding key players in democracy going forward.
Hon. Akala extended his congratulations once again to the re-elected Speaker and the entire Assembly, and he invoked divine blessings and prosperity upon Nasarawa State.
Sun reports that the 7th Assembly’s successful inauguration marks a significant step towards fostering peace and development in Nasarawa State, with hopes high for the lawmakers to work harmoniously for the betterment of their constituents and the state as a whole.
