Life And People
Kaduna New SEMA Boss -By Abdullahi Adda’u Turawa
Given his track record of humanitarian work, community support, and dedication, his appointment is likely to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of emergency response efforts in Kaduna State. His wealth of experience will undoubtedly contribute to better handling of emergencies and providing support to those in need.
Mr. Usman Hayatu Mazadu’s appointment as the Head of the Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) reflects not only his personal accomplishments but also his commitment to serving the community. His well-deserved reputation as a politician, philanthropist, and freedom fighter underscores his passion for making a positive impact.
His reputation as a politician, philanthropist, and freedom fighter, along with his close alliance with Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State, indicates a strong background in public service.
Given his track record of humanitarian work, community support, and dedication, his appointment is likely to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of emergency response efforts in Kaduna State. His wealth of experience will undoubtedly contribute to better handling of emergencies and providing support to those in need.
His close alliance with Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State suggests a strong partnership that can lead to cohesive and strategic efforts in managing emergencies. With his proven dedication and expertise in humanitarian work, Mr. Mazadu is well-equipped to guide the agency in effectively responding to crises and supporting those affected.
Under his leadership, the Emergency Management Agency is likely to benefit from his experience in community engagement, public service, and crisis management. The combination of his skills and connections will likely result in an even stronger emergency response system in Kaduna State, ultimately benefiting the people and ensuring their safety during times of need.
Abdullahi Adda’u Turawa, ANIPR, Zaria, Nigeria
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