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A group known as Coalition For Justice and Good Governance (CJGG) has raised concerns about desperate politicians witch-hunting Kaduna’s Commissioner for Finance, Hon. Shizzer Bada.
According to CJGG, Shizzer Bada’s contributions to making Kaduna State great are unmatched. The group reacted to media reports alleging that Shizzer Bada, along with two other appointees, had been suspended.
there’s a sinister move to remove Hon. Shizzer Bada and Mr. Samuel Aruwan, the only two Southern Kaduna indigenes occupying sensitive positions in Governor Uba Sani’s cabinet
CJGG expressed dismay that Shizzer Bada has faced media trials, attacks, and blackmails from politicians eyeing her office. The group stated that there’s a sinister move to remove Hon. Shizzer Bada and Mr. Samuel Aruwan, the only two Southern Kaduna indigenes occupying sensitive positions in Governor Uba Sani’s cabinet.
Shizzer Bada initiated measures that boosted Kaduna State’s Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) by over 100%, generating over N50 billion. Her leadership promoted transparency and accountability, earning her commendations and awards.
The constant attacks on Shizzer Bada aim to undermine her integrity and expertise, creating an environment conducive to corruption and injustice
CJGG noted that Shizzer Bada has been a victim of sponsored media attacks. “Her leadership was marked by example and excellence, judged without trial as Kaduna has slain one of its best.” The group emphasized that Kaduna State saved over N16 billion in pensioners’ arrears under her guidance.
The constant attacks on Shizzer Bada aim to undermine her integrity and expertise, creating an environment conducive to corruption and injustice. CJGG urged Governor Uba Sani to protect his appointees working hard to make Kaduna great.
“The culture of demonizing people in sensitive political offices must be collectively condemned, as it hinders our collective growth,” the group stated.
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