Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has stated that he has the constitutional right to appoint his successor, emphasizing his authority in governance matters. The governor highlighted that the state's monthly federal allocations have significantly increased, rising from N4.5 billion to N16 billion. This increase comes as part of broader financial adjustments and reforms under the current administration.
The governor also praised President Bola Tinubu’s reforms, noting that Nasarawa State has invested ₦90 billion in development projects without resorting to borrowing. This financial strategy has allowed the state to manage its resources more effectively. The rise in allocations reflects improved federal support for state projects and infrastructure development.
The increase in funding has enabled the state to undertake various initiatives aimed at boosting economic growth and public services. Governor Sule stressed the importance of transparency and accountability in managing these resources. The state’s financial performance has been a key focus under his leadership, with efforts to align state spending with national development goals.
The enhanced federal allocation is expected to contribute to the state’s long-term stability and progress. Governor Sule remains committed to ensuring that these funds are used efficiently to benefit the residents of Nasarawa State. (businessday.ng)
