Minor cabinet reshufle in Kebbi

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Rarely eleven months to hand over the mantle of leadership, Kebbi State governor, Alhaji Usman Sa’idu Dakingari yesterday approved the swapping of the members of the state executive council.

A statement, signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Alh. Abubakari Mua’zu Dakingari quotes the Secretary to the State Government, Alh. Nuradden Usman Kangiwa, as saying that the posting is with immediate effect.

According to the statement, the affected commissioners were Alhaji Bello Tuga, who would move from the ministry of Works and Transport to Finance, while Alhaji Muhammad Ruwa R.K moves from Science and Technical Education to Works and Transport; Alhaji Ibrahim Aliyu Gwandu is now the commissioner of Science and Technical Education.

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Others are Elder Sani D. Kanya, from Ministry of Information to Land and Housing, while Hussaini Abdullahi Raha from Lands and Housing to Ministry of Health; Alhaji Shehu Sambawa is now the commissioner of Information and Culture. Other commissioners retained their positions.

 

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