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Gov Aliyu signs 2025 appropriation bill into law

Governor Ahmed Aliyu has signed the 2025 Appropriation Bill into law, reiterating his commitment to delivering more developmental projects and improving the lives of citizens across the state.

Speaking during the signing ceremony, Governor Aliyu described the implementation of the 2024 budget as a resounding success, emphasizing his administration’s resolve to build on the achievements recorded so far.

“In the outgoing year, we successfully executed numerous developmental projects that positively impacted the lives of our people. We are determined, In sha Allah, to sustain this momentum by bringing more dividends of democracy to the doorsteps of our citizens,” the governor declared.

Governor Aliyu also reassured the public of his administration’s unwavering support in combating banditry and other criminal activities, highlighting security as a top priority in the coming year.

Expressing gratitude to the Sokoto State House of Assembly, the governor commended lawmakers for the timely passage of the bill, describing their action as a testament to their dedication to the welfare of the people. He also extended appreciation to the citizens for their prayers and continued support for his administration.

In his remarks, the Speaker of the Sokoto State House of Assembly, Tukur Bala Bodinga, disclosed that the appropriation bill underwent thorough scrutiny to ensure it aligns with the aspirations of the electorate.

The speaker lauded Governor Aliyu for his impactful governance, noting that his administration has delivered numerous dividends of democracy across the state. He further pledged the legislature’s support for policies and programs aimed at transforming the state for the better.

The 2025 Appropriation Bill is expected to pave the way for increased developmental projects and enhanced governance, fostering growth and progress in the state.

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