Letters
An Open Letter to the Governor-elect, Rtd Con Agbu Kefas -By Mashkur Umar
I recommend that you make infrastructure your number 6 point of agenda. This will allow you to address the immediate needs of your state and also laying the foundation for future growth and prosperity. I encourage you to invest in roadways, bridges, water systems, and other essential infrastructure projects that will benefit our communities for generations to come.
I would like to extend my warmest congratulations on your successful election as the new governor of Taraba state. Your victory is a testament to your hard work, dedication, and commitment to serving your people. May God almighty give you wisdom and integrity to lead a government that will improve the lives of your people.
While there are many issues facing the state, I urge you to include infrastructure in your agenda . As you know, infrastructure is the backbone of any society, and it is critical to the growth and development of any state. With modern and efficient infrastructure, our state will be able to attract businesses, create jobs, and provide your people with the quality of life they deserve.
Therefore, I recommend that you make infrastructure your number 6 point of agenda. This will allow you to address the immediate needs of your state and also laying the foundation for future growth and prosperity. I encourage you to invest in roadways, bridges, water systems, and other essential infrastructure projects that will benefit our communities for generations to come.
Once again, congratulations on your election, and I wish you all the best as you begin this new chapter in your career.
Mashkur Umar
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