Gov Bago Tells Reason Behind Dissolution Of His Cabinet

Farmer Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago has described the dissolution of his cabinet as a review of mid-term performance.

He stated this while speaking to journalists shortly after the valedictory State Executive Council meeting at the Government House, Minna.

The farmer governor said the decision became necessary because some had exceeded the Key Performance Indicator (KPI) of the administration while a few others did not.

He explained that it was also discovered that some have strength in other areas and that his administration needs to be rejigged to  bring about the desired growth and development in line with the mission and vision of the New Niger Agenda.

The farmer governor said some would be reappointed as cabinet members, and some would be given other portfolios to serve.

He reiterated his appreciation to them for all their contributions to his administration, saying they have collectively done well.

The farmer governor had earlier dissolved his cabinet and retained his Secretary to the state government (SSG), Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff, and other principal officers.

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