The Benue State House of Assembly and the Federal Appointed Members of Parliament have commended the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr. George Akume, and the Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, Mr. Joseph Utsev, for their dedication to serving Nigeria.
Caucus Spokesperson, Philip Agbese, said the recent cabinet reshuffle in which both leaders remained in their positions is a testament to the extraordinary capabilities of both leaders and President Bola Tinubu’s confidence in them. he pointed out.
He said the SGF Secretariat had undertaken significant reforms to streamline processes and reduce bureaucratic bottlenecks to enhance service delivery.
The lawmaker further pointed out that Mr. Utsev is revolutionizing the water resources and sanitation sector, addressing water scarcity and ensuring sustainable management.
Mr Agbese commended the launch of initiatives to improve access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene services in rural areas.
He said: “We express our deepest gratitude and admiration to two outstanding leaders of our great state, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume and the Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, Professor Joseph Utsev.
“The recent cabinet reshuffle has retained these two distinguished individuals in their respective positions, which is a great endorsement of their outstanding accomplishments and dedication to service to our country. Their exemplary Their leadership has brought immense pride to Benue State and reaffirmed President Bola Tinubu’s confidence in their outstanding capabilities.
“As Secretary of the Federal Government, Sen. George Akume has demonstrated extraordinary leadership and administrative acumen, streamlining government processes, reducing bureaucratic bottlenecks, and enhancing service delivery.
“Under his leadership, the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation witnessed significant reforms and facilitated seamless coordination between ministries, departments and agencies.
“Senator Acme’s strategic vision ensured the effective implementation of the President’s policies and programs, fostered interagency cooperation, and fostered synergy while resolving interagency conflicts. It also strengthened transparency and accountability in procurement and financial management.
“As Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, Professor Joseph Utsev revolutionized the sector by addressing water scarcity and ensuring its sustainable management. We have launched initiatives to improve access to sanitation services.
“Utsev has promoted innovative technologies and partnerships that enhance water conservation and efficient use, and strengthened institutional frameworks and capacity building for effective water resource management.His expertise and Vision have made great strides in this field.”
The caucus commends President Tinubu for recognizing the value and contribution of these two leaders, saying their retention is a testament to their commitment to excellence and dedication to surrounding themselves with result-oriented leaders. He said that this is evidence.
They assured the President of the firm support of Benue State.
“As a caucus, we are proud to partner with Senator Akume and Professor Utsev, who have consistently demonstrated the values of hard work, integrity, and selfless service. We reaffirm our support for the continued service of
“Senator Akume and Professor Utsev, we thank you for being the best role models in Benue State. Your dedication, expertise and leadership have made us proud and our nation We look forward to your continued contribution to our growth and development.
“We affirm our unwavering support for President Tinubu’s policies and plans for the transformation of Nigeria.As loyal stakeholders, we will ensure that the President’s vision of a prosperous and unified Nigeria is realized. We pledge to continue our tireless efforts to achieve this goal.
“Benue State remains intact and committed to the success of the President and will continue to support him throughout his term in office,” the group added.
