Bauchi State Governor, Bala Muhammed, has signed six executive bills into law, marking a significant step forward for the state’s legislative landscape.
The bills encompass various aspects of governance and development, including the renaming of the state-owned university to Sa’adu Zungur University, Gadau. Additionally, the bills involve the repeal of the Bauchi State Primary Healthcare Development Agency Act of 2012, the establishment of the Bauchi State Primary Healthcare Board, the creation of the Bauchi State Farmers/Herders Board, and the establishment of the Bauchi State Rural Access Road Authority 2024. Another notable bill aims at promoting children’s access to education in Bauchi State.
Governor Mohammed commended the State House of Assembly for their diligent scrutiny of the bills before passing them. He emphasized the harmonious relationship between the legislative and executive branches of government and stressed the importance of continued collaboration for the state’s socio-economic progress. He assured ongoing cooperation with the Assembly for the welfare of the people.
Highlighting the significance of the new laws in fostering societal growth and development, Governor Mohammed emphasized that their proper implementation would lead to peace, stability, enhanced education, and rural development throughout the state. He expressed gratitude to the legislators for their unwavering support and pledged to reciprocate by backing them for sustainable progress and good governance.
The Speaker of the Bauchi State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Abubakar Suleiman, had earlier underscored the crucial role of effective law implementation in impacting the lives of citizens positively. He urged the public to continue supporting the current administration, pointing out that the state’s infrastructure and progress are outcomes of the harmonious collaboration between the legislature and the executive branch. Suleiman reiterated that the bills presented to the assembly are Executive Bills, thoroughly examined to align with the governor’s development agenda.
