Jigawa :  Governor Namadi Swears In 16 Commissioners  

Jigawa State governor Malam Umar Namadi has sworn-in 16 commissioners to constitute his executive council members and charged them to work on principles of public trust, probity, accountability and fear of Allah.

The new commissioners were sworn in after being nominated by the governor and screened by the State House of Assembly.

Speaking shortly after administrating the oath of office and designating ministries to the commissioners, Governor  Namadi said all the commissioners were carefully selected based on their track record of integrity, dedication, professionalism and selfless service to humanity.

“As a new governor I need competent and capable hands who can help me in fulfilling campaign promises and take Jigawa to great heights. And God in His infinite mercy and wisdom choose you, please, don’t let me down.

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“However, it is important to state that this administration cherishes hard work, dedication, commitment, loyalty and selfless service,” he said.

He reminded the commissioners that public service is public trust, adding that he would not tolerate any breach of that trust.

He noted that Jigawa people are expecting his administration to come up with policies and programmes that will improve their socio-economic life, and therefore they can only achieve this by discharging their responsibilities on the principles of accountability, probity, loyalty and prudent management of public resources.

The new commissioners sworn in at Dutse Government House included; Aminu Ahmad  AK, Commerce; Hajiya Hadiza Women Affairs; Engineer Gambo S. Malam, Works; Prof Hannatu, Finance; Auwalu Sankara, Special Duties; Babangida Gantsa, Budget and  Economic Planning; Hon Ibrahim Garba, Water Resources; Dr Isah Yusuf Chamo, High Education, Science and Technology; Dr Lawan Yunusa Danzomo, Basic Education.

Other commissioners and their ministries included: Dr Muhd Abdullahi  Kainuwa, Health; Muhd Garba MK, Local Government; Muhammad Alhassan, Land, Alhaji Muttaka Namadi, Agriculture, Dr Nura Ibrahim Dandoka, Environment; Sagiru Musa Ahmad, Information; Dr Musa Adamu Aliyu, Justice.