I WiIl Not Disappoint Tarabans – Gov Darius Ishaku

Taraba State Governor, Darius Ishaku has declared that his administration will not disappoint the people of the state.

Ishaku, who spoke to LEADERSHIP through his senior special adviser on media and publicity, Mr. Slyvanus Yakubu Giwa yesterday in Jalingo, said his administration is anchored on God almighty and will work to provide dividends of democracy for the growth of the state.

“His excellency has told Tarabans that he has come to rescue the state and in keeping to his promises, some unimaginable developments have started taking place across the length and breadth of  state” he said.

He said that the governor would strive not to fail the people of Taraba State, stressing that he would work to deliver on all fronts.

‘‘He noted that  despite the financial challenges placed before him by the past government, he will do all his best to ensure that workers get their salaries as at when due and without having to suffer in the process.’’

He added that the governor would improve the standard that he met and will always take cognisance of constructive criticism.

‘‘This victory from the Supreme Court was a victory destined by God, and what is required at this time is to do away with our personal interest and work to transform our dear state” he added.

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