Niger Homeland Security Commissioner charges staff on commitment

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From Yakubu Mustapha Minna

Niger state Commissioner, Ministry of Homeland Security, Muhammad Abdullahi Bello has charged staff of the Ministry to show more commitment in the discharge of their responsibilities towards the development of the State.
Abdullahi Bello made this known while addressing the Staff after assumption of office in the ministry, enjoined Staff of the Ministry to support the present administration’s commitment in fashioning out strategies that would bring lasting solutions as well as forestall any breach of security in the State.
The Commissioner further urged the Ministry staff to make their Offices a model for service delivery, good governance and efficiency, stressing that these would go a long way in adding value to what the present administration is doing in repositioning Service for optimal performance.
According to Hon. Bello, “the Ministry would adopt the highest standard of professionalism and ethics in accordance with best global practices, therefore all hands must be on deck to impact positively on the people of the State”.
He however expressed appreciation to Governor Umar Bago for the confidence reposed in him, adding that he would do every humanly possible to justify the trust reposed in him.

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