The Chairman of the Kebbi State Disability Commission, Anas Malami-Gwandu, has commended the State Governor, Dr Nasir Idris, for appointing 15 Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) as his Special Assistants.
He disclosed this in a letter addressed to the Governor and made available to Newsmen in Birnin Kebbi on Saturday.
He said: “On behalf of the entire community of Persons with Disabilities in Kebbi State, I wish to express our deepest appreciation to His Excellency, Dr. Nasir Idris (Kauran Gwandu) for the historic and inclusive decision to appoint 15 persons with disabilities as special assistants in his administration.
“Your Excellency, this remarkable act is more than an appointment; it is a declaration of your commitment to inclusivity, equity, and empowerment.
“By giving PWDs a seat at the table of governance, you have sent a powerful message that disability is not a limitation and that every individual, regardless of his/her physical or mental challenges, has a role to play in the development of our dear state.”
He observed that the decision remained a testimony to the governor’s visionary leadership and unwavering dedication to ensuring no one was left behind in the collective journey toward progress and prosperity.
According to him, this action inspires hope and ignites a renewed sense of purpose within the PWD community.
“As we celebrate this milestone, I assure Your Excellency that these special assistants will justify the confidence you have placed in them.
“They will work tirelessly to contribute to the success of your administration and the betterment of our society,” he said.
Malami-Gwandu pledged total support and loyalty to the state disability commission in partnering with the present administration to advance the welfare, empowerment, and rights of persons with disabilities.
The chairman said: “Together, we can break barriers, create opportunities, and build an inclusive society where everyone thrives.
“Your Excellency, you have won our admiration and our trust and loyalty. The title of Kauran Gwandu has been exemplified by this bold and inclusive gesture.
“You are indeed a champion of the people, and history will remember you as a leader who prioritized unity, equality, and development.
Again, we say thank you, Your Excellency, for your compassion, foresight, and commitment to the people of Kebbi State. May your tenure continue to bring blessings, progress, and prosperity to our beloved state.”
