PHARM ABDUL KAREEM MUH’D JAMIU ASUKU A SERVANT LEADER By A. A. Amoto

Pharm Abdulkareem Muhammad Jamiu Asuku is a known philanthropist, a dogged fighter for democracy, committed leader, and well-determined politician, one of the best Kogi State has ever produced in its history. Indeed he has taken humanity’s desires and wants as his priority, serving everyone from East, West to Central Senatorial District without any form of bias and without considering their religious and party affiliations.
He has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that winning the heart of the people, the less privileged and needy is most beneficial and desirable to achieve than amassing wealth, that is why most people have addressed him as WAZIRIN TALAKAWA OF KOGI STATE.
Pharm. Asuku, who is currently the Chief of Staff to the Governor of Kogi State, has earned his reputation as a philanthropist and man of the people long before he was appointed as the Director-General of Protocol to Kogi State Government. As he progresses, he spreads his wings and lifts those around him up. His level-headedness and his ability to mobilize is awe-inspiring.
His benevolence to those in need is comparable to none as far as Kogi State is concerned, he does this with the backing of his boss and leader, His Excellency, Gov. Yahaya Bello. His dutifulness, diligence, and loyalty earned him the promotion of being the Chief of Staff to the Governor. And during the last election, he proved himself to be a political heavyweight, grassroots mobilizer, and people’s person.
God rewards all deeds, and surely Pharm. Asuku deeds can’t be appreciated by mankind except by God Almighty. And my prayers for him today is that, may God in his infinite mercy reward him abundantly, may God shower his mercies and kindness upon him and his family, may he move higher in greater ranks and achieve his dreams. Indeed we are happy to have him in our time.

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