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Nigerian Governor drops ‘His Excellency’ title, adopts ‘Farmer governor’

...converts the state Trade Fair Complex into a multipurpose complex for sports and recreation

Adejayan Gbenga Gsong by Adejayan Gbenga Gsong
December 19, 2023
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  • The governor stated this during the presentation of the 2024 budget to the state House of Assembly
  • He said that the name is to reinforce the priority of the government on agriculture

Niger state governor, Mohammed Umar Bago, has said that he should no longer be address as ‘Excellency’ or ‘Honourable’ or ‘Mr Governor’ but be called “Farmer Governor.”

The governor stated this during the presentation of the 2024 budget to the state House of Assembly.

He said that the name is to reinforce the priority of the government on agriculture.

He said: “I want to inform the people of Niger state that from today, my nomenclature has changed and I wish to be addressed as Farmer Governor Bago from henceforth.”

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The governor, who wore a tee-shirt and a trouser during the presentation, however, said that he has not banned the wearing of agbada by civil servants as carried by some media organisations.

He explained that he only emphasized the need for civil servants working in the ministries of works, agriculture or other ministries that require physical functioning to dress in outfits that would enable them function properly.

The governor also converted the state Trade Fair Complex into a multipurpose complex for sports and recreation renaming it as the Bola Tinubu Square (BTS).

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