From Abdullahi Idris,Dutse
Governor Namadi of Jigawa State has approved the deployment of nine new Permanent Secretaries and the redeployment of 8 others to various Ministries and Agencies of Government.
This was contained in a statement signed by the State Head of the Civil Service, Muhammad K Dagaceri.
He said Muhammad Bello Dutse of the Civil Service Commission has been redeployed to the Ministry of Special Duties, Muhammmad B. Muhammad of the Ministry of Commerce has been moved to Ministry of Finance, Nura Muhammmad Ubayi of the Administration and Finance, office of the Secretary to the State Government has been redeployed to the Civil Service Commission while Musa Muhammad Yalleman was moved to Local Government Service Commission from Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology.
Others affected by the redeployed are; Engineer Garba Ilallah who was redeployed to Ministry of Commerce from Ministry of Water Resources, Isyaku Shehu Suleiman of the Ministry of Basic Education has been moved to Ministry of Lands, Dr. Abdullahi Haruna of the Ministry of Special Duties has been moved to Directorate of Manpower Development and Training, office of the Head of the Civil Service while Dr. Kabiru Ibrahim was redeployed to Ministry of Health from Primary Health Care Development Agency.
The Head of the Civil Service also disclosed that, the newly posted Permanent Secretaries are; Abdullahi Sa’idu, Administration and Finance, SSG’s office, Muhammmad Yusha’u Jaji, Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning, Engineer Labaran Adamu, Ministry of Water Resources, QS Ahmed Isah, Ministry of Works and Transport, Sagir Muhammad Sani, Ministry of Basic Education and Lawan Muhammad Haruna, Ministry of Higher Education.
Others are; Muhammmad Yahaya Jabo, Directorate of Establishment and Service Matters, office of the Head of the Civil Service, Lawan Dahiru, Ministry of Information, Youth Sports and Culture while Engineer Musa Alhassan Arobade was posted to Ministry of Power and Energy.
The statement said the posting takes immediate effect.
