Niger State Governor,Mohammed Bago, has given reasons why he would not celebrate his 100 days in office.

The governor, who claimed that he does not want to go into window dressing projects in order to showcase his achievements, added that he would rather display quality projects that will last, hence his focus and commitment to building the “New Niger” everyone craves.

He also gave reasons why he would not indulge in pomp and pageantry to mark his first 100 days in office, emphasizing that he is not in the euphoria of 100 days in office celebration.

The Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Bologi Ibrahim, on Friday, in an address,highlighted some of the Governor’s achievements, noting that “political history has shown that whatever is not documented or recorded, will either not be noted, or easily forgotten.”

According to Ibrahim, “The task of developing and transforming Niger State into the “New Niger” as desired by the Mohammed Umaru Bago-led administration is a herculean task, it is, however possible and achievable.

“Indeed, the last 100 days have seen Governor Bago working and moving tirelessly, making deliberate and frantic efforts to bring his policy thrusts and campaign promises to reality.

“The Government of Umaru Bago kick-started by revealing some strategic areas that will serve as pillars and strength upon which his administration will stand,” he said. (The PUNCH)