13 successful candidates announced as permanent secretaries by Governor Fintiri
Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Umaru Friday announced the appointment of thirteen person who qualified for the position permanent secretaries to fill the existing vacancies in the civil service system.
This followed their success after the release of qualifying exam results conducted by Administrative Staff College of Nigeria (ASCON) Badagry Lagos where sixty four candidates in the state participated in the examination conducted by the administrative body.
Those appointed include Mundi Musa Ibrahim from Guyuk; Adama Mamman, Hong; Dogara Musa, Hong; Fabian Wambai, Jada; Oliver Gani, Lamurde; and Abubakar Umar, Maiha.
Others include Zira Bubanani Mathias, Michika; Kwaji Duguri, Michika; Ruth Huram, Michika; Makallan Akila, Song; Tanimu Buba, Yola North; Heidi Edgar Amos, Yola South and Muhammad Amin Suleiman, Yola South.
In his remarks before announcing the exam results, Governor Umaru Fintiri said the conduct of the exam was a policy trust of the government to strengthen service delivery in the system.
The Governor said his administration has achieved a significant milestone in writing this exam conducted by what he described an accepted administrative institution in Nigeria, ASCON.
He said the exam was the surest way towards promoting effectiveness in the system to curb elements of nepotism among other preasures on the appointment of permanent secretary.
The governor encouraged those who were not successful not to be detered as he emphasized that failure in this particular examination does not necessarily mean one is dull.
The Governor therefore directed the State Head of Service to conduct another exam next month, February for eligible candidates because of the huge gap in the system.
The Head of Service, Pharmacist Isah Shehu Ardo said over one hundred senior staff showed their interest and out of which 64 who were found illegible sat for the exam, conducted in November 2023.
He appreciated the Governor for remaining neutral and further encourage dedication and hard work by civil servants in the course of carrying out their duties.
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