Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, the Chairman of the Senate Public Accounts Committee and the revered Sarkin Yakin Keffi, has extended his heartfelt congratulations to two distinguished indigenes of Nasarawa State—Barrister Dauda Shuaibu Kigbu and Hajiya Aishatu Rufa’i Ibrahim—on their recent appointments to the North Central Development Commission (NCDC) by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.

Barr. Dauda Kigbu was named a Member of the Board of the NCDC, while Hajiya Aishatu Rufai Ibrahim assumes the pivotal role of Executive Director, both entrusted with advancing the commission’s mandate of development, stability, and revitalization across Nigeria’s North Central region.

In his congratulatory message, Senator Wadada emphasized that these appointments are more than ceremonial recognitions—they represent a meaningful affirmation of the intellectual and moral strength that Nasarawa State continues to contribute to national progress. He highlighted that the appointments signal a new dawn of purposeful leadership and a boost for regional aspirations in governance and development.

“These appointments,” he stated, “are not only a recognition of your individual capacities but a validation of the excellence, integrity, and potential that abound in Nasarawa State. It is a moment of pride for all of us.”

Senator Wadada also praised President Tinubu’s consistent commitment to inclusivity, federal character, and regional equity. He noted that the selection of credible figures from Nasarawa State reflects a broader national vision of balanced representation and strategic leadership. Senator Wadada expressed full confidence in their ability to steer the commission toward infrastructural growth, youth empowerment, and economic sustainability in the North Central geopolitical zone. He affirmed his personal and institutional support for their journey ahead.

Senator Wadada expressed full confidence in their ability to steer the commission toward infrastructural growth, youth empowerment, and economic sustainability in the North Central geopolitical zone. He affirmed his personal and institutional support for their journey ahead.

“As you assume this noble task,” he said, “be assured of my prayers, partnership, and unwavering support. Together, we will continue to work for a united, prosperous, and forward-looking North Central Nigeria.”

Senator Wadada’s message did not only underscores the significance of the appointments but also reflects a broader hope—a renewed belief in development-driven leadership and a stronger voice for Nasarawa State and the North Central zone in national discourse.