joshuaEngr. Bashiru Gegu, Rare Man, Passionate About The Weak, Fairness, Equity.
By Abu Michael
Rare men are hard are come by. This saying has come to fruition when the life and leadership style of men like Engr. Bashiru Gegu are x-rayed.
Truly, men who are naturally born leaders, passionately committed to the well-being of the people are hard to come by.
This are the kind of men who sleep and think of the vulnerable and the have not, people who are the very essence of living.
The life and times of Engr. Bashiru Gegu, Kogi State Commissioner For Solid Minerals and Natural Resources, aptly represents natural leadership, one who thinks about many, before himself.
Leadership is thinking about what others feel, with compassion and going the extra miles. Leadership is not minding the tribe, but the comfortability of the weak, sick and poor. This is who Engr. Bashiru Gegu represents.
A summary of who Engineer Muhammed Abubakar Bashir Gegu is, is coming on the heels of calling out leadership to be circumspect, think about the people.
Young, Ebullient and Highly Innovative, Engr Abubakar Bashir Gegu, is an Extraordinary Selfless, Admirably Humble, Gentle, but soft-spoken, personality, is no doubt writing his name on the sands of time when juxtaposed with his eyes in ensuring that Kogi LGA gains prominence in human capital development.
Engr. Bashiru can best be described as Self-effacing, Diligent, Circumspect, Shrewd but Generous. His rise to limelight didn’t come as a surprise, it is one that came as a Result of his Hardwork, Diligence, And Dedication To Duty.
A Rising Star in the firmament, his calmness and unprecedented thought about men, women, the youths as can be exemplified by his empowerment stands him out, is truly a beacon of hope for the coming leadership generation who should be service oriented.
Engr. Bash as he is popularly known has over the years demonstrated that he is a Goal Getter, Solution Provider, Dogged Fighter, Courageous, Energetic Politician, Grassroot Mobilizer, who doesn’t mind standing alone, as long as it has to do with what will benefit majority of his people.
His respect for the Elders, Traditional Institution, remains remarkable, will for a long time remains relevant by reasons of his well doing.
As the days go by, it will not be out of place to say that, he will remain relevant by reason of his fairness, just, equity and accountability for the good of his people in a very long time to come.
