The Kano State Governor, Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, has approved the appointment of 14 Permanent Secretaries recently appointed by the State government.
In a statement issued by Abba Anwar the Chief Press Secretary to the Kano State Governor, stated that the posting of the recently appointed Permanent Secretaries gets the approval of Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, as all the 12 appointees know their places of responsibility.
It also said that all the postings are with immediate effect. As the governor directed them to work diligently to further propel public service in the state.
The statement reads in full: “Posting of the recently appointed Permanent Secretaries gets the approval of Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, as all the 12 appointees know their places of responsibility.”
“All the postings are with immediate effect. As the governor directed them to work diligently to further propel public service in the state.”
“The postings are as follows: Engineer Mansur Yakubu is posted to Ministry of Works, Salisu Dan Azumi posted to the Ministry of Agriculture, Dr Sa’adatu Sa’idu Bala will go to the Ministry for Women Affairs.”
“Baba Sharif Uba Dala is assigned to Government House, Aliyu Yakubu Garo will go to Ministry of Environment and Ahmad Tijjani Abdullahi is posted to Ministry for Education.”
“The new posting includes Abbas Sanusi, who is posted to Special Duties, Cabinet Office, Dr Tijjani Hussain takes charge of State Primary Healthcare Development Agency as Permanent Secretary and Yahaya Nuhu Amasaye to State Pension Board.”
“Aisha Abba Kailani also posted to Human Resources, while Mustapha Madaki Huguma goes to Public Procurement and Musa Tanko Garko is now the new Permanent Secretary Protocol.”
“Others are Bello Tukur is posted to the Ministry of Transport and Tijjani Bello posted to the Ministry of Water Resources.”
“Governor Ganduje directed them to be proponents of team work and compliants to the philosophy of global best practice.”
“Adding that, their appointment as Permanent Secretaries from the onset, followed rigorous procedures and diligent screening of their track record as disciplined public officers.”
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