Kwara NIPR Praises Governor Abdulraman Abdulrasaq over appointment of it's member, as Special Adviser and Counsellor

The Kwara State chapter of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) has commended the Executive Governor of Kwara State Mallam Abdulraman Abdulrasaq over the appointment of it's member Alhaji Saadu Salahu FNIPR, as his Special Adviser and Councillor.

The NIPR explained it is delighted that Governor Abdulrasaq found a prominent member and Fellow of the Institute worthy of his re appointment.

A statement jointly signed by the acting chairman of NIPR in the state, Mr Gbenga Ishola and Secretary Mallam Abdul Rahman Sanni, expressed confidence in the ability of Alhaji, Saadu Salahu in adding value to goverance.

The chapter while charging the new appointee to put his vast knowledge ,expertise and wealth of experience into bear in his new assignment, enjoined him to continue to be worthy ambassador of the Institute, while discharging his duties professionally.

The statement noted that the Institute charged with the responsibility of ensuring positive image building, can't afford to perform below people's expectations.

The State Chapter of NIPR recalled that the Governor had earlier appointed some of its prominent members into strategic positions in the system starting from his Chief Press Secretary, Mallam Rafiu Ajakaye, the General Manager, Kwara State Broadcasting Corporation, Radio Kwara, Alhaji Kayode Aremu and the General Manager, Kwara State Television Service, Alhaji Ayobami Akanbi.

It then pledged it unflinching supports to the Governor Abdulraman Abdulrasaq's led administration in it's bid to take Kwara to an enviable level.

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