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Tinubu Appoints Four New Permanent Secretaries to Strengthen Civil Service LeadershipBy Danjuma Amodu | March 5, 2026

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the appointment of four new Permanent Secretaries to fill existing vacancies in the Federal Civil Service. The appointees are Warrens Bekearedebo Augusta (Bayelsa State), Jones-Nebo Nkiruka Bella (Enugu State), Aminu Sani Yargaya (Kano State), and Shoretire Ayinda Kamil (Ogun State).

The appointments followed a rigorous selection process aligned with the Administration’s commitment to meritocracy and excellence. The new Permanent Secretaries bring experience and expertise to their roles, strengthening public service delivery and supporting the government’s development agenda.

Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs. Didi Esther Walson-Jack, commended President Tinubu for promoting transparency, meritocracy, and professionalism in the Civil Service. She said the appointments reflect the Administration’s dedication to a competent, results-oriented Public Service.

The appointments are part of efforts to enhance leadership and service delivery in the Federal Civil Service. The new Permanent Secretaries will oversee key ministries and ensure effective implementation of government policies and programs.

The appointments are seen as a boost to President Tinubu’s administration, reinforcing commitment to good governance and effectivùe public service delivery.

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