In a calculated move to fortify his political influence and consolidate his sphere in his constituency, Hon. Shonzen James Benard, Commissioner of the Taraba State Ministry of Waste Management and Resource Innovation, has unveiled a team of ten new appointees. These strategic selections, announced on September 13th, 2024, are supposedly and speculatively designed to bolster the PDP's and the Commissioner's personal political influence, ensuring continued relevance in his constituency political landscape.
The appointments, cleverly created is an effort to both enhance the Ministry's efficiency is largely a tactical maneuver to strengthen the PDP's as well as Hon. Benard's grip on influence in his constituency. By empowering his loyal allies, the Commissioner aims to secure the position of PDP and the edge it has over the opposition in his constituency and pave the way for future political aspirations.
The new team members, drawn from various backgrounds, bring diverse expertise and fresh perspectives. However, their primary role is to support both the PDP and the Commissioner's political objectives, as well as concurrently focusing on the Ministry of Waste Management and Resource Innovation mission.
In statement made available to the public by Wingate John Sylvester who is a Media Aide to the Taraba State Commissioner of Waste Management and Resource Innovation said the appointees include:
- Abdulmanir Bashir Bakari, Abishag Daniel, and Rilwanu Aliyu Dasso as Media Assistants, tasked with crafting the Commissioner's public image
- Dauda M. Bitrus as Special Assistant on Special Duties, handling sensitive and confidential matters
- Zayyanu Ibrahim Ntari as Special Assistant on Special Projects and Infrastructure, overseeing strategic initiatives
- Idris Hassa as Special Assistant on Sport, fostering relationships with key stakeholders
- Hadison Haruna as Special Assistant on Youth Mobilization, galvanizing support among young voters
- Wallamu Major as Special Assistant on Women and Child Care, addressing critical social issues
- Dashon David Jellason as Special Assistant on Domestic Affairs, managing internal dynamics
- Sulleiman Usman Nyaja as Special Assistant on Students Affairs, engaging with the academic community
Hon. Shonzen James Benard's statement, expressing confidence in the new team is an indication of true intentions behind these appointments. "I am excited to work with these talented individuals... Together, we will achieve great things and make a positive impact on Taraba State." While the Commissioner's words convey optimism, analysts asserts that critiques are blinded by ulterior motives as to the true motivations behind this appointments which are poised for better governance.
The expanded team is poised to bolster the PDP's and Hon. Benard's political influence, potentially transforming the manpower into a powerful tool towards the actualization of the good policies of the PDP.
As the Commissioner navigates the complex landscape of Taraba State politics, these strategic appointments will undoubtedly play a crucial role in the quest for dominance as pursued by the PDP
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