In a move aimed at strengthening the nation's civil service, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed eight new permanent secretaries to key positions in the federal government. This development is part of the administration's ongoing efforts to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the public service.
The newly appointed permanent secretaries are:
1. Mrs. Olufunmilayo Omolegale - Federal Ministry of Health
2. Mr. Abdullahi Ahmed - Federal Ministry of Education
3. Dr. (Mrs.) Ngozi Ugwu - Federal Ministry of Science and Technology
4. Alhaji Umaru Ibrahim - Federal Ministry of Works and Housing
5. Mrs. Adaku Uche - Federal Ministry of Women Affairs
6. Mr. Femi Ajayi - Federal Ministry of Information and Culture
7. Dr. Mohammed Sadiq - Federal Ministry of Environment
8. Mrs. Aisha Abubakar - Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs
These seasoned civil servants bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their respective roles, having served in various capacities within the federal government. Their appointments are a testament to the Tinubu administration's commitment to meritocracy and good governance.
The permanent secretaries will play a crucial role in driving policy implementation, coordinating ministerial activities, and ensuring the effective delivery of public services. Their leadership and expertise will be instrumental in achieving the administration's development goals and priorities.
President Tinubu congratulated the appointees, charging them to work tirelessly in serving the nation and upholding the highest standards of public service. The appointments take immediate effect, and the new permanent secretaries are expected to resume duties promptly.
This development is a significant milestone in the Tinubu administration's efforts to revitalize the civil service and enhance the country's governance architecture. As the government continues to work towards building a more prosperous and inclusive society, the contributions of these experienced public servants will be invaluable.