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Kwara Gov Swears in New Cabinet Members, Moves Four Commissioners

He charged the cabinet to work as a team for a better service delivery to the people of Kwara State.

Newsroom Nigeria by Newsroom Nigeria
August 2, 2022
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Kwara Gov Swears in New Cabinet Members, Moves Four Commissioners
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Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has inaugurated five new commissioners and a Special Adviser — amid a minor cabinet reshuffle that saw four others move places.

The swearing in was preceded by a state executive council meeting presided over by the Governor.

The new cabinet members are: Alhaji Agbaje Wahab (Whyte) who has been assigned to man the Ministry of Water Resources; Ibrahim Akaje (Business, Innovation and Technology); Adenike Harriet Oshatimehin (Solid Minerals); Dr. Afeez Abolore (Tertiary Education); and Lateef Alakawa Gidado (Agric).

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The Governor also effected a slight cabinet reshuffle involving four ministries.

Architect Aliyu Mohammed Saifudeen moved from Local Government to Housing and Urban Development, replaced by Aliyu Kora Sabi who was before now in the Ministry of Energy.

Sabi is replaced by Mariam Ahmed Hassana — until now the Commissioner for Special Duties. Olaitan Buraimah moves to Ministry of Special Duties.

The Governor also inaugurated Atiku Abdusalam as Special Adviser on Civic Engagement.

He charged the cabinet to work as a team for a better service delivery to the people of Kwara State.

“With barely one year to the end of our first tenure, I urge you and all other government appointees to be committed to the service of our people,” he said, taking the opportunity to ask cabinet members and ruling APC politicians to run a campaign filled with evidences of government’s achievements and avoid negative campaigns ahead of the 2023 ballot.

“Notwithstanding the coming campaign, every minute should be spent to make life more worth living for the people. I also call on everyone to work as a team for better results.

“As campaign begins in the coming months, we should avoid empty words and maintain decorum at all times. From education sector to health, water, workers’ welfare, access roads, agriculture, support for the elderly and vulnerable, we have tremendous strides to showcase. We can only improve on these achievements.

“Mudslinging does not bring food to the table of ordinary citizens nor guarantee them improved welfare. Name-calling only works for those who have no real ideas about how to move a society forward.

“At a time of national security and economic emergencies, the electorate should demand an immediate shift to issues-based campaign. As an administration, we will constantly speak to the gains of the past three years and sell our agenda for the future.

“I urge you to also work closely with your constituencies and make friends with all, including our political base.

“I congratulate you once again, and wish you all a very impactful tenure of office.”

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