We are committed to life-changing policy – the Government of Niger

To mark this year’s Democracy Day, the Niger State Government has assured the citizens of the state that the administration under the leadership of incumbent Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago remains irrevocably committed to ensuring life-changing policies and programs aimed at improving the well-being of its citizens.

The government called for this, speaking through the Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Abubakar Usman, in a press statement issued and made available to journalists on Wednesday in Minna, the state capital, on the occasion of Democracy Day 2024.

The SSG further urged citizens of the state to use this period to reflect on their role in peace building, due diligence and good governance towards sustainable development and a virile economy in the state.

While commending Nigerlites for their unwavering support and prayers on the government’s New Niger Program, Alhaji Usman noted that since the inception of the current administration, it has undertaken extraordinary and life-impacting projects aimed at the betterment of all and sundry in the state.

He assured citizens that the government is leaving no stone unturned in ensuring that the democratic benefits are felt in all corners of the state, stressing that Nigerlites must not allow gloom to replace hope.

The SSG thus implored the citizens of the state to renew their commitment to strengthening democratic institutions by internalizing values ​​that will promote democracy, such as tolerance, patriotism and discipline.

Alhaji Usman further explained that the government had noted with concern the security challenges plaguing the state but assured citizens that all forms of crime and criminality would be nipped in the bud.

According to SSG, “Despite the numerous challenges facing the state, the state government under the leadership of Governor Umaru Bago is making every effort to guarantee security of life and property, unity, peace and well-being of its citizens.”

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