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Bauchi Governor to lift embargo on employment into state civil service

Last updated: September 3, 2022 5:56 pm
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Over 30 new cars bought for Permanent Secretaries, Judges and Labour

Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed has reiterates his administration’s determination to revive the lost glory of the civil service.

Governor Mohammed said this during the distribution of over 30 brand new vehicles to Permanent Secretaries, Judges and the Organised Labour in the State.

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Over 30 new cars bought for Permanent Secretaries, Judges and Labour

Presenting the brand new official vehicles to the newly sworn-in permanent secretaries, some judges as well as the state labour unions

The Governor lamented the poor state of the civil service, noting that his administration inherited from the previous governments virtually a demoralised workforce promising to change the ugly narratives.

Considering the long employment embargo, the Governor said arrangements are on top gear to employ young graduates to fill existing vacancies in the service.

Responding on behalf of the beneficiaries, the Head of Service, Yahuza Adamu appreciated the Governor for bringing positive development in the entire state civil service sector promising to discharge their duties faithfully.

It could be recalled that Governor Bala Mohammed recently sworn-in 22 permanent secretaries and some judges in the state.

(Editor: Terverr Tyav)

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