Introducing fresh ideas to solve Yobe’s developmental challenges — Buni appoints new permanent secretary

Yobe State Governor, Mai Mala Buni, has appointed two newly appointed permanent secretaries and one permanent member of the State Pilgrims Commission to present proactive and fresh management to the state to overcome improvement challenges. I ordered them to provide you with ideas.

Mr Buni made the accusation shortly after presiding over the oath of workplace of the permanent secretary and permanent members of the state pilgrims committee.

The new permanent secretaries embody: Mr. Musa Audu Farafala, Mr. Mohammed M. Barmi and Mr. Babagana M. Bukal had been sworn in as permanent members.

Governor Buni stated the promotion of civil servants is to promote efficient and environment friendly service supply, encourage laborious work and fill present vacancies within the civil service.

He stated their appointments had been based mostly on advantage and reassured civil servants within the state that the federal government would proceed to worth and reward hard-working civil servants who did their finest to enhance service supply.

“I would like to take this opportunity to underline that the current administration continues to equip and reposition public services to better meet current demands for the rapid and effective implementation of people-oriented policies and programmes. I think so,” he stated.

Mr. Buni assured them that he would proceed to uphold the coverage of openness within the decision-making course of, whereas assuring his administration’s dedication to reinvigorating optimum efficiency of the civil service.

“I hereby direct the Service Directors to develop a succession plan by training and retraining mid-level executive staff.
Efficient service delivery,” Governor Buni ordered.

Source: dailypost.ng