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Musa Idris Becomes Wike’s Aide On Procurement

Igho Oyoyo by Igho Oyoyo
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Musa Idris Becomes Wikes Aide On Procurement
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Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Nyesom Wike has appointed Alhaji Onsachi Musa ldris as his senior special assistant on procurement.

Idris, who became the director, Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA)’s Procurement in July 2021, retired from the civil service yesterday.

A statement by the minister’s senior special assistant on public communications and social media, Lere Olayinka, described Idris as a seasoned public servant with over 30 years of experience in administration, finance and public sector procurement management.

He rose to the position of director, Common Services (Procurement) in August 2019 and was later redeployed to the Department of Procurement as director FCT Procurement in July 2021, where he played critical roles in overseeing procurement processes and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

According to the statement, over the years, Idris has gained extensive experience across key administrative and procurement functions, contributing to institutional efficiency and service delivery. The appointment takes immediate effect.

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Victory Igho Oyoyo is a senior reporter with LEADERSHIP Newspaper, covering the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), the Office of the Head of Civil Service and the Christian Religion beats. With extensive experience reporting on these critical sectors, he is known for delivering well‑researched, in‑depth features that go beyond headline news. His dedication to accuracy and engaging storytelling has established him as a reliable and authoritative voice within his areas of coverage.

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