The 15th Annual General Meeting of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Staff Multipurpose Cooperative Society Ltd, Plateau State, was ignited by Datong Badi Musa, the society’s President, urging members to prioritize savings amid economic adversities. Held at the INEC State Office in Jos on Saturday, February 24th, 2024, the event showcased a commitment to unity, collaboration, and mutual support.
President Musa, in his address, highlighted the importance of financial resilience amidst challenges like inflation impacting savings and loan demands. Despite economic hurdles, he emphasized the cooperative’s resilience, maintaining a zero-balance account and bolstering investments in federal government bonds. However, he solemnly acknowledged the loss of members through retirement, transfer, and the passing of Selzing George Audu and Yahaya Abubakar Aliyu.
Appealing for collaboration in endorsing loan applicants, President Musa extended gratitude to stakeholders, including the Resident Electoral Commissioner, Associate Professor Oliver Tersoo Agundu, and management, for their support. Special recognition was given to external auditors, Y.G. Jugu & Co., and the Executive Committee for their dedication.
Kundu Yagba, representing diaspora members, praised the cooperative’s transparency, while Former President Gimba Ishaku commended the current executive committee’s performance and encouraged increased savings and cooperative loan utilization.
In closing, President Musa expressed optimism for the cooperative’s future, urging collective efforts for prosperity. The meeting concluded with a commitment to the continued success of the INEC Staff Multipurpose Cooperative Society Ltd, Plateau State.
