Governors from North West states met to chat about the region’s issues, like insecurity and too much drug use. Dr. Umar Dikko Radda, the Governor of Katsina State and the big boss of the Northwest Governors’ Forum, spilled the beans to reporters after the early Saturday pow-wow. The states agreed to team up and tackle all the problems discussed.
“We just finished our meeting and it was super productive. We talked for a long time about the challenges plaguing our region and got presentations from the Northwest Development Commission and the Federal Medical University Funtua for the region. Oh, and we also chatted about drug abuse and how to stop people from going nuts with drugs in the region. We all pinky swore to work together on these issues to bring the development our region needs,” he blabbered.
Before that, the host Governor, Senator Uba Sani of Kaduna State, yapped about how the governors were joining forces to deal with the region’s issues. They’re tight with development partners to figure out solutions to problems like poverty, unemployment, and other stuff to bring development to the region.
The meeting was the bomb. The governors talked about everything under the sun, from insecurity to drug abuse to collaborating on other projects. They all agreed to team up and face these issues head-on to bring the much-needed development to the region.
The Northwest Governors’ Forum is all about unity and working together to make the region a better place. They’re like a squad of superheroes, ready to tackle any challenges that come their way.
The meeting was a major success, with all the governors on the same page about the issues facing the region. They’re committed to working together to find solutions and bring about positive change.
Overall, it seems like the governors are determined to make a difference in the region. They’re ready to roll up their sleeves, get their hands dirty, and do whatever it takes to bring about the much-needed development. It’s great to see them coming together and working as a team to address these important issues.
