From Maduabuchi Nmeribeh, Kano
Congratulations Turakin Garo, it has remained a joyous moment, when the Kano State Commissioner for Environment, Dr. Kabiru Ibrahim Getso, described the appointment of the newly Permanent Secretary, Malam Aliyu Yakubu Garo (Turakin Garo), by Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, to the Ministry of Environment.
Getso destined it as an uncommon step in a right direction.
A Statement, from, Ismail Garba Gwammaja, Director public enlightenment, indicated that: “The Commissioner who disclosed this today shortly after receiving the new Permanent Secretary in his office, in the company of thousands of well-wishers.
“The Commissioner also pointed out that, considering the large gathering that came along with the permanent secretary is a clear indication that he is a man with proven integrity and good track record of service.
“He enjoined him to continue to be upright in all his deeling to justify the confidence reposed on him by the government and his constituency and urged him to put his best to the environment sector like he did when he was the Director admin and general service, considering the glaring threats facing environment globally but expressed optimism that with good lieutenant around a lot is going to be achieved and address squarely.
“Dwelling on the performance showcase by the Acting permanent secretary, within a short period of time Dr. Garba sale as meavelous and wish him well in the rest of his service career.
“Others that speak during the occasion are, the Director Human resources office of the Head of service Alh Abba Danguguwa, the executive secretary History and Culture bureau Alh Ibrahim Umar tofa among others.
“Speaking shortly after signing the handing over note, the new permanent secretary Alh Aliyu Garo thanks Governor Ganduje for finding him worthy in this exalted position, he than commended the Commissioner for the warm reception accorded to him, and also expressed profound gratitude to colleagues, well wishes for the love and affection showed to him and hope to do his best for the progress of the ministry and Kano State at large.”
