Governor Al-Makura Begs Governor-Elect For Extra Time
The Nasarawa State Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs in Lafayette, on Wednesday, was venue for the installation of sixteen emirs and chiefs in the state, and while addressing dignitaries at the occasion, Al-Makura advised the people of the state to shun acts of discrimination and embrace themselves despite tribal diversity, he also enjoined them to reject every divisive tendency so that Nasarawa state may be a friendly state.
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However, at a point during the address, Governor Umaru Tanko Al-Makura begged the governor-elect, Abdullahi Sule, to give him three more months to take the state to the Promised Land.
According to him
“Because of the good intentions I have for this state, the eight years given to me was not enough; how I wish the governor-elect would borrow me three more months.
“If not because the constitution would not permit, I would have begged the governor-elect to borrow me three months to finish something I have in mind for this state.”
