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Gov Idris appoints 17 heads of MDAs in Kebbi
The Kebbi State Governor, Nasir Idris, has appointed 17 Heads of Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) in the state.
The appointees have serving in acting capacity in the MDAs.
The Office of the State Head of Service confirmed the appointments in a statement issued by one Rashid Muhammad-Bala in Birnin Kebbi on Tuesday.
He said: “One Permanent Secretary, 10 General Managers, seven Executive Secretaries, and an Executive Director, have been confirmed by Gov. Idris as substantive heads of their various MDAs.”
Those confirmed were A’ishatu Abbas, Permanent Secretary State Ministry of Justice, Zaiyanu Shehu, General Manager, Water Board, Atiku Malami, General Manager, Rural Electrification Board and Muhammad Nadim-Abdullahi, General Manager of Kebbi Housing Corporation.
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“Others are; Adamu Shehu, General Manager, Rural Water and Sanitation Agency (RUWATSA), Basiru Saidu-Bakuwai, General Manager, Kebbi Geographical Information System (KEBGIS) and Aminu Umar, General Manager, Kebbi Urban Development Authority (KUDA).
“Additionally, Aliyu Umar-Dikko, General Manager, Kebbi State Environmental Protection Agency, (KESEPA), Aminu Sani-Kamba, General Manager, Kebbi State Television Service and Hussaini Shamaki, General Manager, Kebbi Agricultural Supply Company, (KASCO), among others,” Muhammad-Bala said.
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