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Northern Governor Shocks State: Sacks LG Chairmen and Secretaries

In a stunning turn of events, Governor Idris of Kebbi State has issued a directive to sack all Local Government (LG) Chairmen and Secretaries, sending shockwaves across the state. The abrupt decision was conveyed during a meeting held at the Government House in Birnin Kebbi, where the governor instructed the affected officials to hand over their duties to the Directors of Personnel Management of their respective LG councils.

Expressing gratitude for their service, Governor Idris acknowledged the efforts of the outgoing chairmen, citing their contributions to their constituencies. However, he emphasized the necessity of adhering to laws governing local government administration, asserting the government’s obligation to uphold these regulations.

Despite assuring that the dismissals were not intended to alienate anyone, Governor Idris underscored the importance of collective support for the government’s success. He urged the dismissed officials to continue working diligently and pledged to fulfill campaign promises by delivering democracy dividends to all corners of the state.

In response, the Chairman of the Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON) in Kebbi State, Alhaji Aminu Sarkin-Fada, expressed gratitude to Governor Idris for his support, attributing their achievements to his assistance. Sarkin-Fada highlighted initiatives such as the distribution of free fertilizers to farmers and cash disbursements for empowerment, which he credited to the governor’s backing.

The unexpected dismissals have left Kebbi State in a state of uncertainty, as residents and political observers await further developments and the appointment of new leadership to oversee the affairs of the local government councils. Governor Idris’s decisive action underscores the dynamic nature of politics in the state and raises questions about the future direction of governance at the grassroots level.

Aliyu Mai Kakee