OPEN LETTER TO NDE HEZEKIAH DIMKA; SENATOR REPRESENTING PLATEAU CENTRAL IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, ABUJA

OPEN LETTER TO NDE HEZEKIAH DIMKA; SENATOR REPRESENTING PLATEAU CENTRAL IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, ABUJA



     I bring to you solidarity greetings in the name of our unshakable democracy.
         I wish to first, congratulate you on your recent inauguration into the 9th Senate as our senator and pray God to protect you and give you all the wisdom that you desire to take our hard-earned senatorial district to an enviable height.
       I have keenly followed your programs from primary election to date and I have the following to observe for immediate action in the interest of Plateau central.
         As a patriotic son of the soil, I wish to tell you with all due respect that everything about you have been very unorganized from inception to date. I have sampled a lot of opinions and the responses are virtually the same. Some of the opinions are better imagined that said or written. Therefore, you are advised in your interest to reorganize yourself, equip yourself with the right people and work thoroughly to close the gap that has been created to avoid loosing supporters and well-wishers.
          I perceive the reason for all that has happened as a result of shielding and surrounding yourself perhaps, with the wrong people who are only concerned about themselves and not your success as a distinguished senator.
 Therefore, you have to review your kitchen cabinet and ensure you cloth yourself with the right people or else you will have much to loose than to gain in the next four years. I make bold to say that for you to be a successful representative, you must offend some people no matter how it appears difficult in order to achieve the needed result.
       I commend you very sincerely for maintaining vibrant and productive youths like amb. Dewan and Sylvester Denshime amongst your closest Allys. I encourage you to keep those fresh brains more closer to you for productive and progressive ideas on how to better the lives of the teaming youths of plateau central.
        In conclusion sir, I assure you that we will continue to support and criticize where necessary untill it is gotten right. Our only priority is to ensure that Plateau central gets the best of representation this time around. My payers and best wishes are with you
       Long live one United and indivisible Plateau central zone, long live Plateau state and Nigeria at large.
       I remain yours in the struggle for a better plateau central senatorial district. Comr. Kumwen Walshak Musa