Senator Aminu Tambuwal, the former governor of Sokoto State, has given his approval for the recruitment of 64 aides to various local governments within his district.
In a press release provided to media on Monday, Tambuwal—the chairman of the Senate Committee on Housing and Urban Development—announced the selection of Local Government and Constituency Assistants for the Sokoto South Senatorial District. Tambuwal’s media assistant, Muhammad Bello, made the announcement.
“The Senator’s initiative is a component of his efforts to empower his constituents and advance his development agenda,” Bello stated.
Several of his previous commissioners and special advisers from his time as the state governor make up the newly designated aides.
Aminu Bodinga, Special Adviser on Constituency Affairs and Stakeholders Engagement, is one of the selected assistants. Special Advisor on Constituency Political Affairs, Alhaji Ahmed Maradu, Bello Tureta, the special adviser on traditional and religious matters in the constituency, and Bala Yabo, the special adviser on constituency welfare
Nasiru Tambuwal, Special Advisor on Constituency Projects, Youth and Student Affairs, is among them as well. Abdullahi Dange is the special adviser on constituency security matters; Lauwali Fakku is the special adviser on community orientation and enlightenment; and Bashir Lambara is the special adviser on special duties.
Lauwali Ubandoma, Ibrahim Ubale, Surajo Isah, Haliru Kilgori, Abubakar Rafi, and Abubakar Salihu are the others.
in addition to Ummaru Bodinga.
Seven Special Assistants for each of the seven Local Governments in the Sokoto South Senatorial District are also among the appointees.
Tambuwal, Kebbe, Shagari, Yabo, Bodinga, Dange-Shuni, and Tureta are the local governments, in that order.
The senator thanked the new hires and asked them to give their all while carrying out their responsibilities.
