Mr Matthew Kolawole, the Speaker, Kogi House of Assembly, has pledged good governance in the state through an all-inclusive and open-door administration.
He said that the state legislature under his leadership would work closely with the executive to facilitate the speedy actualisation of dividends of democracy to the people.
“I promise to run an open-door policy and solicit the support and cooperation of honourable members.
“Our collective resolve to put the interest of the state and our constituents, far above any other considerations, is an exhibition of statesmanship.
‘‘Together we shall work to deliver good legislation and people-driven government,” he said.
Kolawole (Kabb-Bunu APC) expressed gratitude to his colleagues for electing him as the 12th Speaker of the Assembly.
He said, “You have demonstrated to the world that this honourable House has the wherewithal to resolve issues, however contentious and whenever they may arise.’’
The new speaker promised to leave an accountable, focused, progressive and united House, capable of playing stabilising factor in the politics of the state.
He said that the state legislature under his leadership would work closely with the executive to facilitate the speedy actualisation of dividends of democracy to the people.
“I promise to run an open-door policy and solicit the support and cooperation of honourable members.
“Our collective resolve to put the interest of the state and our constituents, far above any other considerations, is an exhibition of statesmanship.
‘‘Together we shall work to deliver good legislation and people-driven government,” he said.
Kolawole (Kabb-Bunu APC) expressed gratitude to his colleagues for electing him as the 12th Speaker of the Assembly.
He said, “You have demonstrated to the world that this honourable House has the wherewithal to resolve issues, however contentious and whenever they may arise.’’
The new speaker promised to leave an accountable, focused, progressive and united House, capable of playing stabilising factor in the politics of the state.
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