Hussaini Danhaire Katsina.
The Director General of KADAF DEVELOPMENT FORUM Dr Bello Annoor has said that arrangements have reached top gear for the official launching of the forum by his excellency the state governor Dr Dikko Umar radda PhD con.
The director general made this known during a courtesy visit to the governor in government House katsina.
Alh Dr Bello Annoor who was also the National President of Maize Farmers Association led a delegation of the KADAF DEVELOPMENT FORUM.
Dr Bello Annoor pointed out that the KADAF development forum is aimed at ensuring the reelection of Dr Dikko Umar radda PhD into office for a second term.
The director general said it becomes necessary for every concerned citizen of Katsina state to assist and support the reelection bid considering the quality of leadership style exhibited by governor Dr Dikko Umar radda PhD con in the state.
He stated that the KADAF development forum has it’s formidable structures from state to ward level with members willing to work together effectively.
Dr Bello Annoor pointed out that Katsina state needs a strong and visionary leader to move the state forward in terms of various developmental initiatives hence the reelection of Dr Dikko Umar radda PhD.
The director general of KADAF DEVELOPMENT FORUM said KADAF DEVELOPMENT FORUM remains committed to providing vision and developmental policy and strategy aimed at improving the lives and wellbeing of people in the state.
Earlier speaking the state governor represented by the chief of staff of government House Alh abdulkadir mamman Nasir expressed happiness over the visit.
Alh Abdulkadir mamman Nasir said state government is always ready to partner with any group or association willing to help the government to deliver the desired impacts to the people.
He said it’s high time for people in the state to acknowledge the vast developmental progress achieved during the present Dikko Umar radda led administration.
The chief of staff urged other political organisations to emulate the good policies of KADAF DEVELOPMENT FORUM.
