Niger Governor Bago Sworn In: 30 Commissioners, 25 Local Government Chairmen, and Their Deputies Take Office

Table of Contents

1. Swearing-in Ceremony
2. Governor's Address
3. Commitment to Duties
4. Board Members
5. Public Office Holders' Commitment

The Governor of Niger State, Mohammed Umaru Bago, has officially sworn in 30 commissioners, 25 elected council chairmen along with their deputies, and various board members.

The oaths of office and allegiance were administered by the Chief Judge, Justice Halima Ibrahim Abdulmalik, who was represented by Justice Maimuna Abubakar during a ceremony held at the Hauwa Wali Multi-purpose Hall in Minna.

In his speech, Governor Bago highlighted that the appointees were selected based on their proven track records and urged them to champion the “New Niger agenda” to foster a sustainable, prosperous, and equitable state.

He emphasized the importance of reflecting on past experiences to aid in constructing a sustainable, prosperous, and equitable Niger State.

The Secretary to the State Government, Abubakar Usman, in his comments, urged the newly sworn-in public officials to demonstrate commitment in fulfilling their responsibilities, noting that their dedication will significantly contribute to the success of the New Niger agenda.

Among those sworn in were members of the Niger State Universal Basic Education Board, the Secondary Education Board, and the Law Reform Commission.

Several of the newly sworn-in public officials expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to serve and committed to working diligently toward the realization of the New Niger agenda.

The officials vowed to labor tirelessly to achieve the governor’s vision for the state's growth and development.

Eze Chidiebere Paul

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