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Nigeria: Plateau Governor Sacks Six Appointees, Suspends One
Governor Mutfwang’s actions target improved efficiency and accountability by removing six appointees and suspending the Assembly Commission Chair, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang removed six appointees and suspended House of Assembly Service Commission Chairman Johnbull Shekarau in Jos, citing the need for administrative repositioning.
- Secretary to the State Government Samuel Jatau disclosed the decision aims to reposition the administration for better performance and create a highly effective, accountable government.
- Dismissed officials include Special Adviser on Strategic Communication Timothy Golu and Liaison Officers Fom Gwottson , Nanbol Rimvyat and Nannim Langyi , Paul Datugum , and Nimchat Rims .
- The SSG directed all affected officials to handover government properties in their possession to appropriate quarters immediately, ensuring a smooth administrative transition.
- Governor Mutfwang expressed appreciation for the dismissed and suspended officials' contributions, wishing them success in their future endeavours despite the administrative changes.
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Gov Mutfwang reshuffles administration, sacks six appointees
Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang has removed six of his appointees and suspended the Chairman of the House of Assembly Service Commission in a move aimed at enhancing efficiency and improving service delivery within the state government. The decision was communicated in a statement on Tuesday by Mr Samuel Jatau, Secretary to the State Government, SSG, in Jos. According to Jatau, the action is part of ongoing efforts to reposition the admin…
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