Governor Nasir Idris Kauran Gwandu Announces Key Appointments in Kebbi State

Kebbi State, Nigeria – In a move aimed at strengthening governance and ensuring effective service delivery, the Executive Governor of Kebbi State, His Excellency Comrade Dr. Nasir Idris Kauran Gwandu, has recently approved a series of appointments within his administration. These appointments, based on merit and the appointees’ exemplary track records, are poised to contribute significantly to the development of the state.

The following individuals have been appointed to key positions:

1. Alh. Lawal Labbo Maishanu – Deputy Chief of Staff
2. Abubakar Ahmed – Personal Assistant to the Deputy Governor
3. Alh. Ibrahim Adamu – Senior Special Assistant on media and publicity
4. Yahaya Salisu Danjada – Special Assistant on new media
5. Tukur Abdullahi – Senior Special Assistant

Leading the list of the newly appointed officials is Alh. Lawal Labbo Maishanu, who assumes the role of Deputy Chief of Staff. With a wealth of experience in public service, Maishanu’s appointment is expected to bolster the governor’s office, facilitating smooth operations and efficient decision-making processes.

Abubakar Ahmed has been appointed as the Personal Assistant to the Deputy Governor. Ahmed’s appointment reflects the governor’s commitment to building a competent team dedicated to supporting the deputy governor’s office in carrying out its responsibilities effectively.

Taking charge of media and publicity affairs is Alh. Ibrahim Adamu, who assumes the role of Senior Special Assistant on media and publicity. With his vast experience in journalism and communication, Adamu is expected to enhance the government’s communication strategies, ensuring effective dissemination of information and strengthening the administration’s relationship with the public.

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In recognition of the evolving media landscape, Yahaya Salisu Danjada has been appointed as the Special Assistant on new media. Danjada’s role will focus on harnessing the power of digital platforms to engage with citizens, particularly through social media channels, to keep them informed about government policies and initiatives.

Tukur Abdullahi has been appointed as a Senior Special Assistant, bringing his expertise and experience to bear on matters of critical importance to the state. Abdullahi’s appointment underscores the governor’s commitment to assembling a team of professionals capable of driving the state’s development agenda.

Barr. Attahiru Maccido, the Chief of Staff to the Kebbi State Governor, expressed his confidence in the appointed officials, noting that their wealth of experience and proven track records will be instrumental in delivering on the administration’s promises to the people of Kebbi State. He emphasized that the appointments were made strictly on merit, in line with the governor’s vision for an efficient and accountable government.

The newly appointed officials assumed their respective positions on the 4th of June, 2023. Governor Nasir Idris Kauran Gwandu and his team expressed their best wishes to the appointees, urging them to discharge their duties diligently and contribute to the overall development of Kebbi State.

As the administration focuses on its mission to transform the state and improve the lives of its citizens, these appointments signal a renewed commitment to effective governance and the pursuit of excellence in public service. The people of Kebbi State eagerly await the positive impact these officials will have on the state’s development trajectory.

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