Gov. Buni swon-in new Permanent Secretaries, others

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By Muhammad Maitela, Damaturu

Yobe state Governor, Mai Mala Buni has Swon-in newly appointed Permanent Secretaries, Chairman Fiscal Responsibility and Permanent Member of the Board.
Others including the Permanent member of the state Universal Basic Education Board and the State Assembly Service Commission.
Gov. Buni said the appointments are based on merit and the policy of existing vacancies in government to promote good Governance and enhance delivery of quality services.
He said, “You are therefore admonished to put in your wealth of experience for the government to achieve its set targets for us to collectively develop the state and build a prosperous Yobe state.
“l am optimistic that you will be dedicated to your duties in the interest of the people placed over personal interests.
“You are also advised to recognise and reward hard work to bring out the best in all staff in their respective organizations.
“I have noted in recent times the emerging politicking for 2027. As a government we are concentrating on executing our campaign promises to the people.”

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