Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State has urged the Federal Character Commission to ensure that Bauchi State is not marginalized in the appointment of its citizens to key federal ministries, departments, and agencies.
The governor made the plea while receiving a delegation from the Federal Character Commission led by its executive Chairman Dr. Muhibbah Dan Kaka, at the Government House, Bauchi.
In his address, Governor Mohammed emphasized the importance of equity and justice in federal appointments, stressing that Bauchi State should be adequately represented at the federal level.
He stressed the need for the Commission to uphold its mandate of promoting balanced representation among states and fostering inclusivity across federal agencies.
The governor noted that, Bauchi like other states, has qualified and capable individuals who can effectively serve the nation if given the required opportunity.
According to him, fairness and equitable representation in federal appointments would not only enhance unity but also foster a sense of belonging among citizens from all regions.
Earlier, the executive Chairman of the commission, Dr. Muhibbah Dan Kaka assured the governor that the commission remain focused on promoting an equitable distribution of positions across all states.
She pledged that Bauchi’s concerns would be taken into consideration as the Commission carries out its responsibilities.
