Bauchi: NGAS Community applauds Gov. Bala for appointing Ketkukah as commissioner for works

By: Ajiya Ayuba, Bauchi

The Ngas Development Association and Traditional Council, Bauchi State on Friday applauded the state Governor Bala Mohammed Abdulkadir for appointing their son, Titus Saul Ketkukah as Commissioner for Works and transport.

The group made this known in a statement signed by the chairman and the secretary of the association, Nde Dimfwina Tongshinen and Mr. Thomas Lapnen Hezekiah and issued to newsmen in Bauchi.

Nde Tongshinen said that the entire NGAS Community must thank the governor, Senator Bala because all the past Bauchi state governor’s didn’t consider them as anything in terms of political appointment.

He said the newly appointed Commissioner for Works and transport, Professor Titus Saul Ketkukha is the only person with the political appointment since the coming of Tapshin community in Tafawa-Balewa local government area of Bauchi state.

The statement reads in part: “On behalf of the entire Ngas community in Bauchi State, the Ngas Development Association (NDA), Bauchi Chapter, and the Ngas Traditional Council, we write to express our profound gratitude to the governor, Bala Mohammed Abdulkadir for appointing Ketkukha as the Commissioner for Works and Housing”

“Your Excellency, the Ngas community holds this appointment in high esteem and sees it as a bridge-building gesture that fosters unity and enhances our collective commitment to the development of Bauchi State. This act has further deepened our respect and loyalty to your visionary leadership and governance”

“We assure Your Excellency of the unwavering support, cooperation, and prayers of the Ngas community in ensuring the success of your administration’s policies and programs.

“Once again, we sincerely thank Your Excellency for this gracious appointment and pledge our continuous support to your administration. May Almighty God guide, protect, and grant you the wisdom and strength to continue leading Bauchi State to greater heights” they stated.