Nasarawa State leader Abdullahi Sule picked 47 new helpers to work across different government departments. The governor chose three senior special assistants and 44 other staff members during his latest round of appointments. Barrister Labaran Shuaibu Magaji serves as the state government secretary and shared the news through an official statement dated May 29. Sule wants these new workers to make public services run better throughout the region. The appointments represent his push to improve how the state government operates for residents.
The governor selected SP Mohammed Ahmed Ibrahim as one of three senior special assistants for the administration. Habibu S. Agah and Imam Dr. Muhammad Ali received the other two senior positions during this appointment cycle. Sule also named 21 people as special assistants and another 23 as personal assistants to support various government activities. The new team members bring different skills and backgrounds to help the state tackle various challenges. All appointments started working right away without any waiting period.
The hiring drive aims to strengthen public service delivery across Nasarawa State government offices. Sule believes adding more experienced staff will help his administration serve citizens more effectively. The new appointees will support existing departments and create better coordination between different government branches. State officials expect these additions to improve how quickly services reach people who need them most. The governor continues building his team to match his vision for better governance throughout the region.
The governor selected SP Mohammed Ahmed Ibrahim as one of three senior special assistants for the administration. Habibu S. Agah and Imam Dr. Muhammad Ali received the other two senior positions during this appointment cycle. Sule also named 21 people as special assistants and another 23 as personal assistants to support various government activities. The new team members bring different skills and backgrounds to help the state tackle various challenges. All appointments started working right away without any waiting period.
The hiring drive aims to strengthen public service delivery across Nasarawa State government offices. Sule believes adding more experienced staff will help his administration serve citizens more effectively. The new appointees will support existing departments and create better coordination between different government branches. State officials expect these additions to improve how quickly services reach people who need them most. The governor continues building his team to match his vision for better governance throughout the region.
