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[OPINION] Ahmed Aliyu: A Paragon of Exemplary Leadership

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As someone who holds an MSc in Development Studies, I have a sound understanding of various development theories. One such theory is the Human Development Theory, proposed by Indian economist Amartya Sen in the 1990s. This theory emphasizes the importance of investing in people and improving their quality of life to achieve sustainable development. It recognizes that economic growth alone is not sufficient for development and that enhancing human capabilities and well-being is key to achieving long-term progress. Sen, a Nobel Prize winner in economics, embodies the human development perspective better than anyone else. Ahmed Aliyu

By Usman Mohammed Binji

Governor Ahmed Aliyu Sokoto’s first year in office aligns perfectly with the Human Development Theory’s emphasis on investing in people and improving their quality of life. As a leader, Governor Aliyu has made significant strides in enhancing the lives of the people of Sokoto State through the provision of essential services such as education, healthcare, infrastructure, affordable housing, prompt salary payments, and the initiation of backlogged gratuity payments for retirees. These efforts demonstrate his commitment to expanding people’s capabilities and creating opportunities for them to use their abilities.

Governor Ahmed Aliyu Sokoto has been diligently working to enhance the quality of life for the people of Sokoto State. His notable accomplishments include the rehabilitation of township roads, the provision of street lights, prompt salary payments, initiation of gratuity payments to retirees, and the award of contracts for constructing housing units to reduce the housing deficit.

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The Governor has made the rehabilitation of township roads a top priority, ensuring they are in excellent condition in Sokoto metropolis. Installing street lights has enhanced security, facilitated night-time movement, and promoted safety for the populace. Governor Ahmed Aliyu Sokoto has demonstrated his commitment to the welfare of the civil service by ensuring prompt salary payments, which boost workers’ morale and improve their standard of living. The commencement of gratuity payments to retirees is a significant step towards easing the plight of pensioners who have awaited their entitlements for years.

The Governor’s housing initiative is instrumental in providing affordable housing for the residents of Sokoto State. It not only helps alleviate the housing deficit in the state but also generates employment opportunities in the construction industry.

Governor Ahmed Aliyu Sokoto’s uncommon dedication to enhancing the standard of living for the people of Sokoto State is timely and should be sustained. It is hoped that other sectors, such as agriculture, will be given due priority in the interest of creating employment opportunities for the state’s many unemployed youths. Agribusiness and agricultural entrepreneurship should be the Sokoto State government’s priority.

As a student of Development Studies, I believe in the arguments of various development theories, such as the Human Development Theory, in achieving sustainable development. Governor Ahmed Aliyu Sokoto’s achievements in Sokoto State provide a practical example of applying this theory in real-life situations.

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