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Gombe Gov Appoints 19 Perm Secs to Strengthen Civil Service, Improve Service Delivery

Abimbola OgunaikeBy Abimbola OgunaikeAugust 11, 2026Updated:August 11, 2026No Comments3 Views
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By Segun  Adewale in Gombe 

Gombe State Governor, Alhaji Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has approved the appointment of 19 Permanent Secretaries to fill existing vacancies in the State Civil Service and strengthen administrative capacity for effective and efficient service delivery.

The state Head of the Civil Service, Professor Mu’azu Shehu, who conveyed the Governor’s approval on Monday, 10 August, 2026, said the appointments became necessary following the dearth of Permanent Secretaries in the service, as well as the recent creation and restructuring of ministries by the state government.

He explained that filling the vacancies would ensure that the affected ministries have competent administrative leadership and are adequately positioned to effectively discharge their mandates.

Professor Shehu said the officers selected for the appointments were drawn from 11 Local Government Areas, with due consideration given to geographical spread, professional experience, competence and the specific requirements of the various ministries.

He emphasised that the appointments were based on the suitability, competence and proven records of the officers, noting that the recommended candidates had consistently demonstrated satisfactory performance throughout their careers and maintained clean service records.

According to him, the officers were 

carefully assessed and found suitable to occupy the positions, having acquired relevant experience and demonstrated commitment, professionalism and capacity in their respective areas of service.

He added that their satisfactory performance ratings and clean service records provided a strong basis for their elevation to the Permanent Secretary cadre.

The newly appointed Permanent Secretaries are:

Haruna Mohammed Danburam – Akko LGA

Mohammed Auwal Ahmed – Akko LGA

Alheri Yoriyo – Balanga LGA

Haruna Bello Gelengu – Balanga LGA

Ruth Caleb Maina – Billiri LGA

Auwal Abduljalal – Dukku LGA

Kasimu Umar – Dukku LGA

Musa Muhammad Babaji – Funakaye LGA

Adamu Audi, Esq. – Funakaye LGA

Dr. Hadi Mohammed – Gombe LGA

Ali Yaya Ahmed – Gombe LGA

Kabiru Mohammed Mahdi – Kwami LGA

Balarabe Musa – Kaltungo LGA

Tabitha B. James – Kaltungo LGA

Haruna Dadum Hamza, Ph.D. – Nafada LGA

Ibrahim Mohammed Gombe – Nafada LGA

Tahir Adamu Sadiq – Shongom LGA

Shuai’bu Chiroma Muhammad – Yamaltu-Deba LGA

Musa Idi Batari – Yamaltu-Deba LGA

Governor Inuwa Yahaya expects the new Permanent Secretaries to bring their wealth of experience, professional competence and proven capacity to bear on their new responsibilities, while contributing meaningfully to the administration’s objective of building a more responsive, efficient, professional and results-oriented civil service.

All the appointments take immediate effect.

Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya
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