Taraba State Governor Darius Ishaku on Thursday explained why it was taking him long time to appoint commissioners, who would form the executive committee (exco).
He spoke on Thursday on the phone in a brief but exclusive interview with The Nation.
The governor said he was “consulting diligently” to bring on board a credible team that would be productive to “offer results.”
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“Forming an exco is not just about assembling a group of people. So I am still consulting, and I am doing it diligently to come up with people who can give result. Or, is it not performance the people want?
“Even in my first tenure, it took me three months to form the exco. However, I will announce the list of commissioner-nominees very soon,” he said.
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