By Abdulazeez Mala (9NEWS NIGERIA, GOMBE)
Gombe State Governor, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, has sworn in 5 newly appointed Permanent Secretaries, charging them to demonstrate diligence, integrity, and commitment to public service.
According to a statement by Governor Yahaya’s spokesperman, Ismaila Uba Misilli, the inauguration took place on Thursday in Gombe.
He said the appointments are part of his principal’s efforts to enhance service delivery and effective governance in the state.
The governor emphasized that the Permanent Secretaries’ roles are crucial in driving the effective implementation of government policies and programs.
He advised them to discharge their responsibilities with integrity, transparency, and dedication, noting that their decisions will directly impact the lives of citizens.
He also reiterate his administration’s zero tolerance for corruption and indiscipline in the civil service.
“Our administration maintains zero tolerance for corruption, indiscipline, incompetence, and wastefulness.
“Your service to the state must match the goodwill our administration has shown, as we continue to strive for excellence in governance and service delivery.” he explained.
The newly appointed Permanent Secretaries are Prof. Muazu Shehu Usman (Gombe), Mohammed Bello Abubakar (Akko), Mohammed Yusuf Kulani (Balanga), Ahmed Saidu Guli (Dukku), and Alhassan Ibrahim (Yamaltu Deba).
Others are Ahmed Saidu Guli, Dukku, Alhassan Ibrahim and Yamaltu Deba.
Governor Yahaya also highlighted his administration’s achievements, including the payment of over 17 billion Naira in backlog gratuity obligations, timely payment of pensions, and implementation of the new minimum wage.
