LAMIDO:Sule Lamido flew out of Dutse amidst tears from Jigawan



Jigawa state governor, Sule Lamido, yesterday handed over the state administration to his secretary to the state government (SSG) Lawan Abdu Babura and proceeded on his annual leave.
addressing journalist shortly after his last executive council meeting, Lamido expressed his appreciation to his carbinate members, civil servants and the people of Jigawa state for their support and contribution to his administration in the last eight years.
according to him, without their suport, his government could not have achieved what it achieved in transforming the state within a short period of time.
Lamido however announced that his commissioners and other government functionaries would continue in office until 12 midnight of may 29, 2015.
"we have done our best in discharging our statutory responsibility to our mother states, together we achieved the success recorded in the last eight year," the governor said.

Lamido call on the people of the state to give the necessary support to the incoming state government to enable it work for the betterment of the state.
"Jigawa state government is the government of Jigawa people under whatever political party, if it fails it will be at the advantage of them and if it succeed it will be at our own detriment" Lamido said.
Lamido flew out from Duste international Airport amidst tears from his supporter and well wishers

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