From Architect to a Senior Advocate of Nigeria. Taraba state is blessed with both natural and human resources once utilized, which is why we kept recording gradual but steady developments in all fields of life. Infrastructures in the past were laid by performers & became a continual one up till the DDI era. Performers from intellectual fields; Pharmacist, Architect, and 2023 will see a move to bring in Nigeria's Senior Advocate who'll consolidate the previous gains, adhering to the rule of law.

The laws that govern the Land's which gave Land to the state & natural resources beneath those lands to FG, is dysfunctional. To harness our natural resources using our humans is now a task for someone who understands the law & has walked on the paths of redeeming the law for the benefit of the majority. Behold! We find it necessary to present to you that man that'll continue from where DDI stops. Mr. Damian D. Dodo (SAN) is Independent Non-Executive Director splat Nigeria.

Damian D. Dodo graduated in 1985 with a law degree from Ahmadu Bello University in Nigeria. He was admitted to the Nigerian Bar in 1986. In 2001, he became the youngest lawyer in Nigeria to be awarded Nigeria’s highest legal practice rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN). In 2011 he was awarded the National Honour of Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria by the President of Nigeria. Mr. Damian D. Dodo has also recently been awarded a fellowship by the Nigerian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies.

Damian D. Dodo has acted for a wide range of major Nigerian corporations, governmental and regulatory bodies across several business sectors and has served on several panels and commissions in Nigeria. He's a Taraban & his contributions to the growth & development of the Taraba state are enormous. DDS of blessed memory couldn't succeed in his mandate but in the likes of Commander who's government trustee in reigniting the dreams for Taraba.

2023 isn't about zoning but competence and continuity in the People's Democratic Party's (PDP) legacies. All the three geopolitical zones had their parts, now is the time we focus more on bringing in hands that know the law and will continue harmonizing our natural resources using our diversity for the collective gain. We present to you Damian D. Dodo and we hope the people we see beyond religion, ethnicity, and sectionalism vote for the best we have at the moment.

Buhari Abubakar Writes from Jalingo