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Kano Appoints 19 Permanent Secretaries, Redeploys 14 in Civil Service Shake-Up

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Aug 4, 2026

The Kano State Government has approved the appointment of 19 new permanent secretaries and the redeployment of 14 serving permanent secretaries across Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) in a move aimed at strengthening public service efficiency and improving service delivery.

The Head of Civil Service, Hajiya Bilkisu Shehu-Maimota, announced the appointments in a statement issued on Tuesday by the Director of Public Enlightenment in the Office of the Head of Civil Service, Rukayya Uba-Sulaiman.

According to the statement, the appointments reflect the state government’s commitment to repositioning the civil service for greater efficiency, professionalism and effective implementation of its development agenda.

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The Head of Civil Service described the appointments as a call to higher responsibility and selfless service, urging the newly appointed and redeployed permanent secretaries to justify the confidence reposed in them.

She directed all affected officers to work closely with their respective ministries, departments and agencies in advancing the administration’s policies and programmes while ensuring improved service delivery to the people of Kano State.

Shehu-Maimota also charged the appointees to discharge their responsibilities with diligence, professionalism, integrity and accountability.

She expressed confidence that the officers would uphold the core values of the Kano State Civil Service through excellence, transparency, innovation and dedication to public service.

The statement further directed that all handing-over and taking-over processes arising from the appointments and redeployments should be concluded on or before August 12, adding that the changes take immediate effect.

The newly appointed permanent secretaries are:

  1. Salisu Mustapha
  2. Abba Adamu Danguguwa
  3. Pharmacist Aminu Bashir
  4. Mustapha Nuraddeen Muhammad
  5. Bashir Salisu
  6. Tijjani Muhammad Sharif
  7. Engineer Garba Adamu
  8. Bashir Salisu
  9. Dr. Hadi Bala
  10. Engineer Abdurazaka Haruna
  11. Abdulmumin Musa Aliyu
  12. Usman Bashir Maikano
  13. Musbahu Ahmed Badawi
  14. Ibrahim Garba Kabara
  15. Muhammad Sani Suleiman
  16. Bashir Yusuf Al-Awwal
  17. Bashir Ado Gaya
  18. Dr. Sani Lawan Gwarzo
  19. Abdulkadir Shehu

The appointments and redeployments are expected to inject fresh leadership into key ministries and agencies as the state government intensifies efforts to improve governance, policy implementation and public service performance across the state.

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