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VP Shettima Commissions New Borno Governor’s Office Complex, Clinic, Four Others
VP Shettima Commissions New Borno Governor’s Office Complex, Clinic, Four Others
Vice President, Senator Kashim Shettima, has commissioned the newly constructed Governor’s Office Complex delivered by Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, as part of efforts to modernize governance infrastructure in the state.
Senator Kashim Shettima
The project is a key component of Governor Zulum’s broader initiative to create a more conducive working environment for staff at the seat of power and to enhance administrative efficiency.
Briefing the VP shortly before inaugurating the project, Governor Zulum explained that the current complex has been in existence for more than three decades.
“The existing Governor’s office complex was constructed over three decades ago and required urgent modernization to improve working conditions and enhance service delivery at the Government House,” he said.
Vice President Shettima, in his remarks, commended the governor for the massive investment in governance infrastructure.
“This project reflects a clear commitment to improving the Executive arm of the government, providing an enabling environment for effective service delivery,” he said.
Other projects inaugurated by the Vice President include the Presidential Lodge annex, a new lodge annex, the Government House clinic, and the Government House clinic.
Delivering the first Juma’at sermon shortly after the inauguration, Special Adviser to the Governor on Religious Affairs, Sheikh Muhammad Mustapha, underscored the spiritual significance of Friday prayers.
“Juma’ah offers an opportunity for reflection, repentance, and a return to righteous conduct.
urging Muslims to shun sinful acts and seek divine intervention to address the prevailing security challenges in the state,” Sheikh Mustapha said.
The event was attended by the Deputy Governor, Umar Usman Kadafur; Senators Mohammed Tahir Monguno, Mohammed Ali Ndume, and Kaka Shehu Lawan (SAN); members of the House of Representatives; APC Deputy National Chairman North; ministers; and other top government officials.
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