Governor Dauda Lawal has approved the appointment of twelve Permanent Secretaries in the state civil service as part of effort to bolster the administrative capacity of the government for improved service delivery to the people,

The Secretary to the Zamfara State Government, Malam Abubakar Mohammad Nakwada said this in a statement through his Senior Special Assistant on Media, Sulaiman Ahmad Tudu that the appointment followed due process and coordinated by the Office of the Head of the State Civil Service.

According to the statement, the newly appointed Permanent Secretaries include Muhammad Salihu, Sani Abubakar, Hassan Shehu Usman, Engr. Haruna Dikko, Dr Abubakar Muhammad and Aminu Almajir.

The rest are Dr Yakubu Sanusi, Maryam Shantali, Sa’adatu Abdu Gusau, Suwaiba Ibrahim Barau, Rilwanu Musa and Sanusi Bello Jabaka.

It says the office of the Head of Service will formally issue appointment letters to the appointees.

While appreciating the efforts put in by all those who participated in the process, Governor Lawal also charged the appointees to bring in their wealth of experience and expertise towards enhancing the productivity of the state civil service in line with the best practices.

REL/AMINU DALHATU.

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