November 10, 2024
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Taraba state governor inaugurates seventeen new government appointees.

By Akanta Hannah

 

Taraba State Government has sworn in 16 new permanent secretaries and one special adviser to the governor on political matters.

 

The ceremony, which had top government functionaries in attendance, was held at the Government House Chambers in Jalingo.

 

Governor Agbu Kefas congratulated the new appointees, emphasizing the responsibility that comes with their new roles, which demands professionalism, integrity, and commitment to the highest standards of public service.

 

The governor charged the appointees to prioritize his administration’s agenda, focusing on positively impacting the lives of Tarabans through selfless service and dedication.

 

He reminded them that leadership is about making a difference, not just holding titles.

 

The newly appointed Special Adviser to the governor on political matters, Josiah Sabo Kente, on behalf of the newly appointed officials, expressed gratitude to Governor Kefas for the opportunity to contribute to Taraba State’s progress.

 

Kente assured that they are committed to serving with integrity, transparency, and diligence, aiming to strengthen the state’s political structure and bring about desired changes.

 

Taraba state Chief Judge, Justice Joel Filibus Agya, administered the oath of allegiance and oath of office to the officials.

 

Those inaugurated as permanent Secretaries include: Filibus Adamu, Anita Zaku, Hadiza Bello Yero, Kabiru Waziri, Abdulmumuni Shitu, Gawi Dugule, Musa Gwady, Dr Chufor Harmony.

 

Others are: Eric Madu Juyoh, Ayuba Bako Burba, Constantine Joel, Sarah Ali, David Nyah, Zabura Bui Hassan, Abishang Dan Habu, Danjuma Saidugu while Josiah Sabo Kente was sworn in as Special Adviser to Governor on Political Matters.

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