Zamfara: Gov Lawal swears in five permanent secretaries

Zamfara's Governor Dauda Lawal recently performed the ceremonial act of swearing in five permanent secretaries, instructing them to adhere to public service guidelines and financial rules. The swearing-in took place on Thursday at the Government House in Gusau. In a subsequent statement, Lawal's spokesperson Sulaiman Bala Idris highlighted the governor's expectations, emphasizing the importance of discipline, lawful behavior, and proper utilization of public assets.

The newly appointed permanent secretaries are Ahmad S. Zamfara, Nasiru Halilu Anka, Mu'azu Jibril Guraguri, Adamu Abdullahi Kanoma, and Sani Muhammad Shinkafi. Chief Judge of Zamfara State, Justice Kulu Aliyu, administered the oath, which the appointees vowed to keep, pledging allegiance to the Constitution and the law.

Lawal outlined the crucial roles of the permanent secretaries, including leading administrative functions, providing policy advice, and executing government initiatives. He stressed the need for effective planning, diligent departmental supervision, and regular performance assessments. The governor also encouraged the appointees to maintain harmonious professional relationships with commissioners and other political officeholders.