The immediate past Minister of Power, Sale Mamman has stated that he recorded some giant strides within the two years spent in the office.
Mamman disclosed this in his appreciation statement shared on his Facebook page on Thursday.
He stated, “With a deep sense of humility and submission to the will of Almighty Allah I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to His Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari GCFR for granting me the opportunity to serve in his administration and contribute my quota to our beloved Nation Nigeria, I am grateful for the confidence, belief and trust he placed in me and most especially the support he gave me during my tenure at the Power House and his leadership direction. I remain committed to his agenda for our great Nation and shall continue to support him in any way possible.
“I am also grateful to His Excellency the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo and his leadership of the Power Sector Supervisory Working Group.
“To my colleagues at the Federal Executive Council, my sincere appreciation for the coordinated and Productive Working relationships we had, and also the personal relationships forged.
“My sincere gratitude also goes out to everyone at the Federal Ministry of Power and its supervising agencies, without your tremendous and selfless efforts, we couldn’t have recorded the giant strides we achieved in the past 2 years.
“To my Personal Aides, thank you all for your dedication, loyalty and selflessness. To our great Party the All Progressive Congress, thank you for the platform that has given Nigerians Progressive leadership.
“Most of all to the people of my great State Taraba and my fellow Nigerians, I am grateful for the opportunity to serve.”
In case you missed it
- President Buhari had on Wednesday sacked Mamman and his Agriculture counterpart, Mohammed Nanono (Kano State).
- He had also redeployed the Minister of Environment, Mohammed Abubakar, to the Ministry of Agriculture while the Minister of State for Works, Abubakar Aliyu, took over as Minister of Power.
- The two dismissed ministers were in August 2019 sworn in as part of the over 40 ministers who presently constitute the Federal Executive Council.
