Introduction to New Appointments
President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of five new Permanent Secretaries to fill existing vacancies in the Federal Civil Service. Mrs Didi Walson-Jack, Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HCSF), made the announcement in a statement issued by Mrs Eno Olotu, Director, Information and Public Relations on Monday in Abuja.
New Appointees
According to her, the new appointees are: Ibrahim Ozi – Federal Capital Territory; Ezemama Chidiebere – Imo State; Garba Usman – North Central Geo-Political Zone; and Mohammed Ishiyaku – North East Geo-Political Zone. Also in the list is Ukaire Chigbowu – South East Geo-Political Zone.
Selection Process and Expectations
Walson-Jack said the appointments followed a rigorous and transparent selection process in line with the administration’s commitment to meritocracy and excellence in the Civil Service. She charged the new Permanent Secretaries to bring their wealth of experience and expertise to their roles, which would further strengthen service delivery and support the government’s development agenda.
Administration’s Commitment
Walson-Jack commended President Tinubu for his commitment to transparency, meritocracy and professionalism in the Civil Service. She added that the appointments reflect the administration’s dedication to fostering a competent and results-oriented public service that meets the needs of Nigerians.
Conclusion
The appointment of the five new Permanent Secretaries is a significant step towards strengthening the Federal Civil Service and supporting the government’s development agenda. With their wealth of experience and expertise, they are expected to make a positive impact in their respective roles.
FAQs
- Q: Who approved the appointment of the new Permanent Secretaries?
A: President Bola Tinubu approved the appointment of the new Permanent Secretaries. - Q: How many new Permanent Secretaries were appointed?
A: Five new Permanent Secretaries were appointed. - Q: What is expected of the new Permanent Secretaries?
A: They are expected to bring their wealth of experience and expertise to their roles, strengthening service delivery and supporting the government’s development agenda.
