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Tinubu approves redeployment of 11 permanent secretaries

handover before or Dec 31st, says HOSF

By Stella Odueme

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has approved the redeployment of Federal Permanent Secretaries in the federal civil service.

A statement by the Director of Press $ Public Relations, Office of the Head of the Service of the Federation, Mrs. Eno Olotu at the weekend, said in response, the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs. Didi Esther Walson-Jack, mandated that all handing and taking over processes are to be completed on or before 31st December, 2024.

With the approval, Mr. Gabriel Aduda has redeployed from the Ministry of Women Affairs to the Ministry of Defence; Mr. Olumuyiwa Enitan Abel from the
Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction to understudy the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education; Mr. Temitope Peter Fashedemi
Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security,
State House as well as Dr.Shuaib Mohammed Lamido Belgore from the
Ministry of Regional Development to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development.

Others are; Dr. Marcus Olaniyi Ogunbiyi from the
Ministry of Housing &
Urban Development to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security; Engr. Adebiyi Olusesan Olufunso, State House
Ministry of Works;
Dr. Ibrahim Abubakar Kann from the Ministry of Defence to Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development;
Dr. Yakubu Adam Kofarmata from the
Ministry of Works to the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction; Raymond Omenka Omachi
Common Services Office, OHCSF to the
Ministry of Finance(Special Duties); Tinuke Watti (Mrs.) from former Ministry of Sports Development to the
Ministry of Regional Development while
Dr. Maryam Ismaila Keshinro from the
Ministry of Special Duties and Inter-Governmental Affairs to the Ministry of Women Affairs

‘According to the directive of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs. Didi Esther Walson-Jack, all handing and taking over processes are to be completed on or before 31st December, 2024.”

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