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After removal of Gusau, Zamfara Assembly confirms Senator Nasih as Deputy Governor

Admin February 23, 2022
Aliyu Gusau

Aliyu Gusau...Impeached

February 23, 2022

Aliyu Gusau
Aliyu Gusau…Impeached

The Zamfara House of Assembly has confirmed the appointment of Senator Hassan Nasih, as the state new deputy governor, following his nomination by Gov. Bello Matawalle.

Matawalle had in a letter signed by Secretary to the State Government, Kabiru Balarabe and read at Wednesday’s plenary by Speaker Nasiru Magarya, nominated Nasiha as the new deputy governor after the impeachment of Mahadi Aliyu Gusau from office.

Gusau was impeached by a vote of 20 out of 24 lawmakers of the State Assembly.

Majority Leader Faruku Dosara, moved the motion for the confirmation of Nasiha and was unanimously approved by the lawmakers.

The Speaker said that the appointment of the nominee was unanimously approved by the House due to his track record of service.

“Therefore, the house has approved the appointment of Nasiha as the new deputy governor of the state in line with the provisions of the 1999 Constitution as amended,” he said.

Nasiha currently represents Zamfara Central at the National Assembly.

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