NASSI congratulates Gov Namadi on award, 62nd anniversary

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From Mikail Tsoho, Dutse

The National Association of Small-Scale Industrialists (NASSI), Jigawa State Chapter, has congratulated Governor Malam Umar Namadi, on his conferment with the prestigious “Governor of the Year 2024”  merit award by the renowned Leadership Newspapers, the recognition which coincides with his 62nd birthday anniversary.

This was contained in a press statement issued by Comrade Dallami Haladu Shuaibu, Secretary of NASSI’s Jigawa State Chapter.

The association described the award as a testament to Governor Namadi’s pragmatic leadership, which continues to inspire and serve as a beacon of hope for a more prosperous and greater Jigawa.

They commended the governor for his outstanding performance in planning and development, noting that he has not only transformed the state’s landscape but also elevated standards of living and human capital development.

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According to NASSI, his remarkable achievements have made them proud, and this recognition is a well-deserved affirmation of his exemplary leadership.

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