‘Operate within the law’ – SSG counsels Kaduna Governing Boards
The Secretary to Kaduna State Government, Dr AbdulKadir Mu’azu Meyere has advised members of Governing Boards and Councils, to acquaint themselves thoroughly with the laws establishing their institutions and operate strictly within them. Dr Meyere pointed out that a Board or Council provides policy direction and oversight, while day-to-day administration remains the responsibility of the […]…
The Secretary to the Kaduna State Government, Dr AbdulKadir Mu'azu Meyere, has advised governing board members and councils to familiarize themselves with the laws that establish their institutions and strictly adhere to them. Dr Meyere clarified that a governing board or council outlines policy direction and oversight, while day-to-day administration is the responsibility of the management.
Speaking at the inauguration of governing boards and councils for Kaduna State agencies and institutions, he emphasized that respecting this distinction is essential for a harmonious tenure. He also recommended holding regular statutory meetings, maintaining proper records, declaring any conflicting interests, and adhering to due process.
Meyere noted that their appointments reflect Governor Uba Sani's confidence in them, urging them to view public office as a call to service. He highlighted their selection based on integrity, competence, and experience, chosen from the state's three senatorial districts to provide the best knowledge and representation. Meyere advised the chairmen and board members to achieve measurable results by establishing amicable working relationships with management, setting clear targets, and reporting progress regularly.
He further charged them to prioritize citizens' needs and collaborate as a team serving one government. The Secretary to the Government assured support for their responsibilities, urging them to channel reports and requests through the appropriate government structures for prompt attention.
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