The Jasawa Community Development Association (JCDA), has described the recent appointments of Hon. Bashir Musa Sati, and Barr Auwal Abdullahi, amongst other sons of Plateau State, into the Governing Councils of Universities, by President Bola Ahmad Tinubu, as worthy of felicitations.
This was contained in signed statement by the acting President of the Association, who is also the Executive Chairman of Jos North Local Government Council, Hon. Shehu Bala Usman, Tuesday in Jos.
Accrington to the Statement, that Hon. Bashir Musa Sati and Barr Auwalu Abdullahi, were deemed for appointments, was worthy of appreciating Allah for His blessings.
“The recent appointments into the Governing councils of Universities, by President Bola Ahmad Tinubu, wherein; sons of Hausa Community, citizens of Plateau State and Jos North, Hon. Bashir Musa Sati, and Barr. Auwalu Abdullahi, were deemed competent and qualified for such appointments, was indeed worthy of appreciating Allah for His blessings,” it said.
The JCDA, being the umbrella body of the Hausa and Fulani communities of Jos, also stressed that the appointments of their sons, were worthy and was not a suprise them.
“On be half of the Jasawa Community Development Association, we thus, heartedly extend our felicitations to them.
The JCDA further extended it’s felicitations to all other appointees, sons of Plateau State, for a worthy engagement.
“Similarly, the community wishes to extend its warmest, felicitations to other sons of Plateau State, Hon. Rufus Bature,
Arch. Gyang Pam Dung, Hon. Sadat Garga, Prof. Alhassan Gan and, Mr. Fred Bako, respectively; whose capabilities were deemed worthy for such appointments, by the President.
“While congratulating the appointees, we implore them to exhibits high sense of patriotism in the discharge of their duties,” the JCDA said.
Congratulations to the dou. We as a community appreciate Mr President for finding these worthy Ambassadors of ours for appointment.
We are expecting more from President Tinubu due to massive support Jasawa gave him in the last election and to secure future support for the party in general.