Politics
Buhari appoints Liman Ibrahim as new Federal Fire Service boss
Following the retirement of Joseph Anebi, President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the appointment of Liman Ibrahim as the new Controller-General of the Federal Fire Service.
In a statement signed by Al-Hassan Yakmut, Secretary, Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration and Prisons Services Board on Thursday in Abuja, it was stated that the appointment took effect from March 29.
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“The appointment is for an initial term of 4 years and subject to the extant rules and regulations governing retirement in the public service,” he said.
The new fire service helmsman, Ibrahim Liman who hails from Niger state was, before his appointment, the Assistant Controller General in charge of Policy, Regulatory and Inspectorate.
He was, at one time, with the Federal Capital Territory Fire Service before his redeployment to the Federal Fire Service.
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