Nasarawa Accountant General hails Tinubu’s visit, lauds Gov. Sule’s landmark projects

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The Accountant General of Nasarawa State, Musa Ahmed Mohammed, has extended a warm welcome to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of his official visit to the state on Wednesday, describing it as a moment of pride and honour for the people of Nasarawa.

In a statement he personally signed and released to journalists on Tuesday in Lafia, Mohammed commended the administration of Governor Abdullahi A. Sule for delivering on key infrastructural projects that have significantly impacted the state’s development. He said the President’s visit to commission completed capital projects is a strong endorsement of Governor Sule’s transformative leadership.

“We are deeply honoured to welcome His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to our dear state. Your presence here to commission completed capital projects stands as a powerful endorsement of the remarkable progress made under Governor Abdullahi Sule’s leadership,” Mohammed stated.

Among the projects slated for commissioning are a multi-billion naira flyover and underpass, the new state-of-the-art Nasarawa State Secretariat, and several strategic road infrastructure projects aimed at improving connectivity and service delivery.

The Accountant General, a former speaker of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, praised Governor Sule’s prudent financial management and commitment to sustainable development. He noted that the administration’s efforts have brought measurable improvements to the lives of citizens across the state.

“The governor has demonstrated unwavering commitment to uplifting communities through sustainable infrastructure and people-centered policies. We are proud of these achievements and remain confident that with continued unity and support, Nasarawa will keep rising,” he added.

Mohammed further assured that his office remains committed to promoting financial discipline and transparency in alignment with the state’s development goals. He expressed optimism that President Tinubu’s visit would help strengthen the state’s partnership with the federal government on future developmental initiatives.