Jigawa: Governor Namadi Appoints 5 Special Advisers.

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By Sani Ibrahim Maitaya

Governor Umar Namadi of Jigawa state has approved the appointment of 5 additional Special Advisers.

A statement signed by the Secretary to the state government, Malam Bala Ibrahim, said, those appointed are Abdulkadir Bala Umar T.O Special Adviser on Special Duties, Uzairu Nadabo Special Adviser 2 EPZ and Ado Mai’unguwa Special Adviser on Trade and Commerce

Others are Musa Shu’aibu Guri, Special Adviser on Revenue and Sa’idu Umar as Special Adviser on Nutrition.

Malam Bala Ibrahim explained that, the appointment of the appointees is based on merit, competence and personal integrity.

“While congratulating the newly appointees, I urge you to be honest and just in discharging your responsibilities. We have a big task ahead and you all must key into His Excellency’s Governor Umar Namadi 12 point strategic agenda, so as to build the Jigawa State of our dream” the SSG said.

He added that, all the appointments take immediate effect.

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