Gov. Sule appoints five new permanent secretaries
Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi Sule, has approved the appointment of five new permanent secretaries for the state public service.
This is contained in a statement signed by Abigail Waya, Head of the Civil Service, on Tuesday in Lafia.
The appointment, according to her, is part of the governor’s continuous efforts to invigorate the public service for improved efficiency and effective service delivery.
The newly appointed permanent secretaries are Isa Abdul-Osama from Doma Local Government Area (LGA), Adamu Akpa from Obi LGA, and Bilkisu Adamu from Keffi LGA.
Others are Justina Allu and Ahmed Abdullahi Tsaku, both from Nasarawa Eggon LGA.
The head of service said the appointees would be sworn in on a date to be announced later.
(NAN)
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