Yobe Govt set to host President Muhammadu Buhari – Commissioner
Yobe Government says all arrangements to host President Muhammadu Buhari on Jan 9 have been perfected .
Alhaji Muhammed Lamin, the state Commissioner for Home Affairs, Information and Culture made this known in a statement on Saturday in Damaturu.
“We are fully preferred to receive our president on a one day working visit to our dear state.”, he said.
He said the president is expected to commission various projects executed by the present Administration of Gov. Mai Mala Buni.
“In the areas of security, commerce, health, transport and education among other sectors of human endeavors.”, the Commissioner added.
Lamin called on members of the public to come out en masse to give president a rousing welcome being the state a home of hospitality.
He also enjoined the residents of the state to conduct themselves in appropriate manner and give the security agencies maximum support and cooperation.
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