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Kogi Speaker Charges Colleagues On Transparency, Accountability, Empathy

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The speaker of Kogi State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Aliyu Umar Yusuf, has charged his colleagues on the need to make transparency, accountability and empathy to their constituents their core priority. 

 Yusuf  stated this in Abuja at a three-day retreat/induction ceremony organised for elected members of the 8th Assembly to formally equip them with the demands of the legislative business. 

The speaker noted that the induction training does not only serve as an opportunity for them to let their heads down and refresh, but also to formally mark the beginning of their commitment to serving the people of Kogi State with dedication, integrity, and purpose. 

While describing the current assembly as a collection of dynamic minds and diverse perspectives, he said it is a testament to the strength of Nigeria’s democracy and the vitality of the current political process.  

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“Here, we gather not just as individuals, but also as representatives of the hopes, dreams, and aspirations of the people who have entrusted us with their voices,” the speaker echoed.

He stressed that the role of the legislature goes beyond crafting laws because they are architects of change, stewards of progress, and advocates for justice, adding that the foundation of their actions rests on transparency, accountability, and empathy, “our every decision must reflect the values that underpin our democracy, the values that unite us as sons and daughters of Kogi State,” he further changed.

 “This induction training serves as a reminder that leadership is not an entitlement but a privilege earned through dedication and the unwavering commitment to the welfare of our constituents. As we deliberate on policies, scrutinise budgets, and engage in debates, let us remember the weight of our duty and the power of our collective wisdom. 

“In the hallowed halls of the state legislature, let us embrace diversity as our greatest strength. Our state is a mosaic of cultures, languages, and traditions, and it is this rich tapestry that shapes our identity. Let us listen intently to the voices that may differ from our own, for it is in these conversations that we will find the most innovative solutions to the challenges that lie ahead.

 “Furthermore, let us remember that progress is not measured solely by the laws we pass or the speeches we deliver. It is measured by the tangible impact we have on the lives of the people we represent. We must bridge the gap between policy and reality, translating our vision into meaningful change in the lives of Kogi State citizens.

 “As we navigate the complexities of governance, let us stand resolute against the temptations of self-interest and short-term gains. Our decisions should be guided by a vision of a better Kogi State for generations to come. Let us rise above partisan divides and work collaboratively, for the challenges we face transcend political affiliations.

 “My fellow colleagues, our journey is not without challenges, but our commitment to a brighter future is unshakable. Let us lead with purpose, integrity, and compassion. Let us be the embodiment of the change we wish to see. 

“Fellow legislators, I want to heartily thank you all for the opportunity you have given me to serve as the speaker. I cannot pay my gratitude enough for the opportunity you have given me and the cooperation I have enjoyed so far. To me, this is an opportunity because in all of you, I have found more than just colleagues, friends, brothers, sisters and people whose homes are mine. I therefore want to use this opportunity to give you my words that I won’t betray your trust. Your welfare is my priority at all times and so shall it remain.” 

“I also want to thank His Excellency, the Executive Governor of our dear state, Alhaji Yahaya Adoza Bello, Commander of the Order of the Niger (CON) for creating the enabling environment for a robust and healthy working relationship between the legislature and the Executive. It is my prayers that this relationship translates to more progress and overall development in the state. 

 “Thank you fellow legislators for answering the call to serve our people, for believing in the power of democracy, and for your dedication to the people of Kogi State. Together, we shall forge a path that leads our state to prosperity, harmony, and progress.

 “May our deliberations be guided by wisdom, and may our actions be etched in the annals of history as a testament to our commitment to a stronger, united, and prosperous Kogi State.”

 

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