Provost Garba Hussaini: congratulates Emir Of Ningi At 46th Anniversary On The Throne

From Abdullahi Idris, Bauchi

The provost Garba Hussaini of Bill and Melinda gates college of health sciences and technology Ningi has congratulated Emir of Ningi Dr Mohammad Yunusa Dan yaya OON who has recently celebrated 46th anniversary on the throne from 1978 to date.

This was disclosed to all media organizations In Bauchi by Provost’s media aide Abdullahi Idris,the Provost has equally commended the royal father the emir for being the longest serving emir of the emirate, pointing out that the emir is known for excellent values of integrity, honesty and justice.

The Provost Garba Hussaini praises the emir for being supportive in the fight against insecurity and criminality in Ningi.

“All the successes recorded in the war against banditry and kidnapping are achieved with your kind gesture and supporting the constituted authorities with vital needs in their quest to end criminality and all forms of evil plans,The provost stated

The provost prayed that the emir would live to celebrate 50 years on the throne and beyond.He noted that the current administration of. His excellency governor Bala Mohammad is working hand in hand with traditional rulers considering that they are the grassroot leaders dealing with citizens at the grassroot level.

Provost equally reassured the college support,loyalty,allegiance and prayers to the Emir of Ningi and the government of Bauchi State and acknowledges the readiness of Governor Bala Mohammad administration in ensuring quality and speedy completion of the ongoing Ningi emir’s palace reconstruction project,the provost noted

The Provost commended the administration of Bala Abdulkadir Muhammad, for considering Ningi local government in the execution of developmental projects that will directly impact positively on the lives of the citizenry.

Provost Garba Hussaini has also appreciated the governor Bala Mohammad for reviving the lost glory of traditional institutions through the improvement of their welfare as well as renovations of palaces across the statei