The Kebbi State Disability Rights Commission has commended Governor Nasir Idris, Kauran Gwandu, for appointing 15 persons with disabilities (PWDs) as Special Assistants.
In a statement issued in Birnin Kebbi on Saturday, the commission’s chairman, Anas Malami-Gwandu, described the appointments as a groundbreaking step towards inclusivity and empowerment.
“On behalf of the entire PWD community in Kebbi State, I express our deepest gratitude to His Excellency for this historic decision,” Malami-Gwandu said. “This act is a testament to your commitment to equity and to ensuring no one is left behind in governance.”
He emphasized that the appointments underscore the governor’s visionary leadership and inspire hope within the PWD community.
“We pledge our unwavering support to your administration and assure you that these appointees will contribute meaningfully to the state’s progress,” the chairman added.
Malami-Gwandu assured the governor that the Disability Commission remains committed to working with his administration to promote inclusivity and equal opportunities for all.
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