Gov. Bago Urges Newly Sworn-In Perm Secs to Follow Regulations

In an exciting development in Niger State’s political landscape, Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago recently administered the oath of office and allegiance to five newly appointed Permanent Secretaries.

The swearing-in ceremony took place at the State Executive Council meeting held at the Government House in Minna.

Governor Bago seized the opportunity to emphasize the importance of adhering to laid down rules and guidelines while discharging their duties.

During the event, the Governor congratulated the new Perm Secs on their well-deserved appointments and expressed his confidence in their abilities to serve the state diligently.

He urged them to justify the trust and confidence that has been bestowed upon them and to always prioritize the welfare of Niger State’s citizens.

The five new Permanent Secretaries are Dr. Baba Uthman Alhaji from Agaie local government, Umar Danlami Rijau from Rijau local government, Rahila Iliya from Mariga local government, James Tetengi Bake from Edati local government, and Salihu Mohammed Alfa from Lavun local government.

Following their swearing-in, the newly appointed officials spoke to the press and conveyed their gratitude and enthusiasm for the opportunity to serve the state.

They pledged to give their best and work tirelessly to ensure Niger State’s continued progress.

In a final directive, Governor Bago instructed the Head of Service to promptly issue deployment letters to the new Perm Secs for approval.

This move is a clear indication of the Governor’s commitment to ensuring that Niger State’s administrative machinery remains efficient and effective.

As Niger State continues to evolve under Governor Bago’s leadership, it is evident that the focus remains on good governance and the welfare of its citizens.

The appointment of these five new Permanent Secretaries is a testament to that commitment, and the people of Niger State eagerly await the positive impact these new officials will have on the state’s development.