Hadiza Idris Kuta Endorses Maritime Journalists’ Visit, Award to Oyebamiji, Describes Initiative as Patriotic, Well-Deserved
The Niger State Commissioner for Women Affairs, Hajiya Hadiza Idris Kuta, has thrown her full weight behind the deliberate go to and award presentation to the Immediate Past Managing Director of the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) and Osun State APC governorship candidate, Mr. Bola Oyebamiji, by the Coalition of Maritime Journalists.
Kuta, who beforehand served because the Commissioner for Transportation in Niger State, described the honour as well-deserved and patriotic, noting that Oyebamiji’s contributions to the event of inland waterways and help for the media deserve recognition from stakeholders within the maritime sector.
She recalled her expertise working with a bit of the Coalition of Maritime Journalists led by veteran journalist, Mr. Frank Meke, throughout her tenure as Commissioner for Transportation, describing the engagement as richly rewarding.
According to her, the visiting maritime journalists demonstrated a excessive stage of professionalism, mental depth and engagement, whereas their displays and subsequent stories following the go to had been sensible, balanced and impactful.
“These reports did not only reflect a proper understanding of the transportation and maritime landscape, they also contributed positively to governance and policy direction in Niger State,” she stated.
Kuta additional disclosed that in the course of the fact-finding go to of the maritime press to Niger State, the Coalition held strategic conferences with the Deputy Governor and 5 different commissioners, following a directive from Governor Mohammed Umar Bago.
She famous that the governor was notably excited by the depth and seriousness of the engagement, describing the go to as well timed and insightful, including that the profitable interplay was largely influenced by the groundwork and reforms put in place throughout her tenure as Commissioner for Transportation.
Speaking on her present position, the Commissioner stated she has hit the bottom working on the Ministry of Women Affairs, mobilising ladies throughout the state and embarking on visits to hospitals and well being services to evaluate situations firsthand.
She defined that a part of the ministry’s early interventions consists of making certain that sick ladies obtain well timed medical consideration, whereas additionally taking stock of the wants of well being employees and caregivers, with concrete plans underway to help and strengthen their capability to ship high quality care.
Kuta reaffirmed her dedication to people-oriented governance and inclusive improvement, stressing that strategic collaboration with professionals, together with the media, stays key to attaining sustainable progress in Niger State.
