Governor Muhammad Badaru of Jigawa State has sworn in eight new Special Advisers.
This was contained in a statement by Malam Muhammad Zaki, Badaru’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, in Dutse on Tuesday.
They were Alhaji Dahiru Da’u, Political and Assembly Matters; Alhaji Mujitafa Saleh, Religious Affairs and Shari’a Implementation; Alhaji Ibrahim Ismail, Adult and Higher Education; and retired Colonel Muhammad Alasan, Security Matters.
The others were Usman Na-Allah, Revenue and Investment; Alhaji Ibrahim Baba, Dutse Capital Development Authority Matters; Alhaji Sabi’u Musa, Water Resources and Environmental Sanitation; and Alhaji Khaloma Mustapha, Inter-governmental Affairs.
The statement quoted the governor as tasking the special advisers to initiate programmes that would enhance the living standard of the people.
The statement added that Badaru described the task ahead of the new aides as “very enormous” and charged them to put in their best to transform Jigawa State’s economy.
Mustapha, who responded on behalf of the new aides, pledged to assist Badaru in achieving his vision of a prosperous Jigawa State.
NAN.