Mourns late commissioner, Olutimayin
Governor Idris Wada of Kogi State has restated his resolve to create jobs for the teeming youths and other unemployed people in the state.
Wada made the pledge at the funeral ceremony of the late Simeon Olutimayin, who died a few days after he was sworn in as the Commissioner for Budget and Planning.
The governor appealed for peace and harmony among the people of the state, saying he would deliver on his campaign promises.
Describing the late commissioner as versatile in financial matters, Wada said he had looked forward to a robust working relationship in planning the state’s economy with the deceased but “the cold hands of death denied the state the opportunity and contributions of a man filled with talents.”
Represented by the Deputy Governor, Yomi Awoniyi, the governor appealed for peace and harmony among the people of the state, and promised to deliver on his campaign promises.
