YOWICAN Chairman Northeast Zone Evangelist Ephesians Jesse commends Gov Kefas on his second anniversary.

The Chairman of the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria YOWICAN Northeast Zone Evangelist Ephesians Jesse has applauded Governor Agbu Kefas for championing the course to develop Taraba State.

The Chairman in a statement congratulated the Governor for clocking the second anniversary in office.

The YOWICAN Chairman highlighted the Governor's feats in the area of education, health, agriculture, security and human development as commendable.

Evangelist Ephesians remarked that in the education sector,the declaration of free and Compulsory Primary and Secondary School education in Taraba led to surge in number of pupils and students enrollment into the public schools as the slashing of tuition fees by 50% also lessen the burden of many families.

He recalled that in the past,the state of insecurity was so alarming, affirming the Governor Dr Agbu Kefas security initiative has led to enjoyment of relative peace and unity in nooks and crannies of the State.

The Chairman also applauded the inclusive governance of the Governor as vibrant Youths were appointed as aides into his cabinet,given them a sense of belonging in the society.

Jesse also lauded the Governor's cabinet members, traditional, religious and opinion leaders for being supportive to the present government in the state,and sued for continues support in more years to come.

He however reminded the Governor not to be deterred by what people may say, encouraging him to accept critical criticism to enable him perform maximally.

The YOWICAN Chairman also appreciated Tarabans for the support and urged them to continue in that light for a better state.

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