Members of the Wapa Bureau De Change have been commended for rallying round behind Alhaji Sani Salisu Dada in the just concluded elections of the association.
Alh Naziru Aminu Abubakar Dukawa who is also known as Naziru Pillars or Naziru Wapa made the commendation in a chat with www.sportseye.ng last weekend in Kano before his departure to Saudi Arabia for this year’s Hajj.
Naziru Wapa who is a leading member of the association is the chairman of Dukawa Bureau de Change Ltd of No. 215 Fagge D2, Illo Road, Fagge, Wapa, commended the entire members of Wapa community for electing capable persons with capable minds who have all the qualities to move the association and forex business forward.
“I salute us all for putting a round peg in a round hole which will no doubt transform our business for the better.
“What is now left from all of us is to support the new leadership of the association to take us and our business to promising land,” he said.
Naziru Wapa further added that, electing these people is not enough, we need to give all our support and pray for them to succeed,” he added.
He advised the entire members of the association to live in peace with one another, support the new leaders and respect the elders of the association for peace to reign.
Alhaji Naziru who is also the chairman of Dukawa Travel and Tours Ltd, then advised the new leadership of the association to work hard and sanitized the forex business which is challenged with various vices that is retarding its progress.
“The new leadership should try and protect people’s interest, especially those who have been investing huge amounts of money by making sure that their money is well protected and preserved from bad members.
“People who collect and destroy people’s wealth should be made or forced to pay back all the money they squandered,” Naziru explained.
He lastly called on the newly elected leaders to have confidence in themselves, carry everybody along and work with no fear and mercy.
“The Alhaji Sani led executive should be fair in dealing with all members and lead with fairness to all,” Naziru Wapa concluded.
