Jigawa State Governor, Umar Namadi, has sworn in six new aides, urging all appointed members of his administration to work as a team and uphold their oaths of office to ensure the state’s development.
The event, which was administered by the state’s Attorney-General and Commissioner of Justice, Abdulkadir Fanini, was held on Monday at the Council Chamber, Jigawa State Government House, Dutse, the state capital.
The appointees later signed the oath of office forms before the governor and members of the State Executive Council in the presence of hundreds of family members, friends and well-wishers.
Speaking at the ceremony, Namadi said the appointments were aimed at strengthening governance, saying, “This exercise is to strengthen the machineries of government towards a better Jigawa,” adding that the new aides were selected based on capacity and grassroots connection.
“The appointees are of the grassroots and have been appointed on merit,” he stated.
The governor also
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