KANO GOVERNOR YUSUF SWEARS IN 19 NEW PERMANENT SECRETARIES

By ‘Balogun Ibrahim
Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has sworn in 19 permanent secretaries as part of efforts to strengthen the state civil service and enhance the administration of public institutions.
The swearing-in ceremony took place at the Coronation Hall, Government House, Kano, according to a statement issued on Friday by the governor’s spokesperson, Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa.
Yusuf said the appointments were based on merit, years of service, professional competence and commitment to the development of the state.
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He described permanent secretaries as essential to the effective running of the civil service, noting that they provide administrative leadership, ensure continuity in governance and translate government policies into practical outcomes.
The governor urged the newly appointed officials to see their elevation as an opportunity to take on greater responsibilities, while demonstrating dedication, discipline and commitment to public service.
He also charged them to uphold integrity, transparency and accountability, ensure the effective implementation of government policies and manage public resources responsibly.
Yusuf further stressed the importance of teamwork, coordination among government institutions and professionalism in achieving his administration’s development objectives.
The newly sworn-in permanent secretaries are Yusuf Aliyu Abubakar, Hajiya Aishatu Abdulkadir, Alhaji Muhammad Musbahu Yahuza, Hajiya Hauwa Nuhu Wali, Dr Sani Lawan Gwarzo, Engr Garba Dauda, Dr Halima Ibrahim Mukhtar, Hannatu Ado Gwaram, Hajiya Rabi Ibrahim Waya and Hajiya Umma Dallatu.
Others include Alhaji Muhammad Sani Suleiman, Bashir Yusuf Al’Awwal, Umma Abbas Sanusi, Alhaji Abdulkadir Shehu, Uwani Ahmad Balarabe, Tsoho Aliyu Rogo, Nura Abba Dandago, Rabi Inuwa Hussain and Alhaji Lawan Idris Shanono.
The appointments are part of the state government’s efforts to improve institutional efficiency, strengthen public administration and promote professionalism within the Kano State civil service.
