The Kaduna State Government has inaugurated the governing boards and councils of 12 agencies and institutions, charging members to strengthen accountability and ensure public resources benefit residents.
The Secretary to the State Government, Abdulkadir Mayere, representing Governor Uba Sani, urged appointees to work harmoniously with management teams and deliver measurable results.
It is the second batch of boards the administration has constituted, following the first inauguration on September 3, 2026.
Mayere said the appointments reflect the governor’s confidence in the appointees’ integrity and competence and that they were selected from the state’s three senatorial districts.
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He urged them to master the laws establishing their institutions and respect the boundary between governance and management to ensure effective service delivery.
Speaking on behalf of the appointees, Dr Bella Lawal, Chairman of the Governing Board of Nuhu Bamali Polytechnic, Zaria, pledged to discharge their responsibilities effectively and justify the governor’s confidence.
The state government says the boards are expected to strengthen institutional oversight and ensure public investments deliver measurable improvements in Kaduna residents’ lives.
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