Niger State Estate Agents Association (NSEAA) has inaugurated its new executives to pilot the association’s affairs for the next four years with assurance to operate an open door policy where every member will have a sense of belonging.

The newly sworn in President Alhaji Musa Isah Kuchi made this known shortly after they were sworn-in at Yayi Hotel in Minna, charged for continuous support, cooperation and patience to enhance progress.

Kuchi called on his members to desist from acts capable of undermining the unity and the continued development of the association in Niger state.

He reiterated his commitment to ensure the unity of its members and to embark on sensitization and advocacy to enhance professionalism, thus the need for validation of members, and identified inadequate funds as major challenges militating against the development of the association which is surmountable.

The outgoing Secretary General, Chief Oyenka Ozuluogy who described the new president Musa Isah Kuchi as a committed, dedicated, hardworking and acceptable leader, saying that members should extend more support to his administration in order to succeed in his mandates.

Barrister Habib Muhammad Alhassan who administered oath of office to them said this is a contract between them and the members and charged the executives on fairness and justice to all while adhering to their oath.

In his remarks, the Chairman Electoral Committee, Andy Godiya who presented certificates of return to the newly Inaugurated executives, applauded the support and cooperation of the members however, urged for deligent service to the association.