Gombe State Governor Swears in New Commissioners and Advisers

On Tuesday, Gombe State Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya swore in three new commissioners and three special advisers at the International Conference Centre in Gombe. He emphasized the need for these appointees to produce measurable results as his administration approaches its conclusion.

The governor warned that his administration will not tolerate inefficiency, complacency, or corruption. He described the appointments as crucial for strengthening government operations and improving service delivery.

Inuwa Yahaya reminded the new commissioners that they are stepping into their roles at a critical time when public expectations are high. He urged them to quickly familiarize themselves with their ministries’ responsibilities and to work closely with senior officials to ensure effective management of resources.

He also addressed the special advisers, highlighting their important role in enhancing decision-making and policy implementation. The governor encouraged them to identify challenges and develop practical solutions to improve coordination in their areas.

Reflecting on his administration’s journey since 2019, Inuwa Yahaya expressed gratitude for the progress made despite challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic and economic pressures. He noted significant investments in various sectors, including infrastructure, healthcare, and education.

The governor reaffirmed his commitment to Gombe’s long-term development and urged all officials to focus on delivering the administration’s goals. He reminded them that public office is a trust that must be handled with integrity and fairness.

During the ceremony, the governor announced the portfolios of the new commissioners, naming Dr. Ahmed Wali Doho as Commissioner for Special Duties, Nasiru Adamu Degri as Commissioner for Water Resources, and Dr. Muhammad A. Bello as Commissioner for Policy Coordination and Performance Tracking.