Nasarawa sacks six commissioners in cabinet reshuffle

The Nasarawa State Government has announced a minor cabinet reshuffle involving six commissioners. The move aims to strengthen governance structures as the administration nears the end of its tenure.

The Secretary to the State Government, Labaran Shuaibu Magaji, SAN, disclosed the changes on Wednesday after a State Executive Council meeting in Lafia. The affected ministries are Works, Women Affairs, Information, Lands, Science and Technology, and Security and Other Sundry Matters.

Magaji emphasised that the decision did not stem from poor performance. He stated that the council appreciated the outgoing commissioners' contributions and would consider them for other assignments.

“The affected commissioners have been appreciated for their efficiency and hard work while in office. The adjustment is not a reflection of underperformance but a deliberate move to strengthen governance structures and bring in fresh energy,” he said.

At the same meeting, council members discussed ways to improve internally generated revenue by leveraging opportunities from lithium processing companies in the state.

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Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang shakes hands with retired Brigadier General Nash Yakubu during the appointment to lead Operation Rainbow.
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Plateau governor restructures security architecture and appoints new coordinator

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Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has approved a restructuring of the state's security setup. He appointed retired Brigadier General Nash Yakubu to lead Operation Rainbow.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has announced transfers and promotions affecting four regional commissioners and several county commissioners. The changes, effective immediately, aim to improve coordination of national government functions and address security concerns. They come 14 months before the 2027 general elections.

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Mohammed Idris, Nigeria’s Minister of Information and National Orientation, stated on Tuesday that President Bola Tinubu’s reforms are building long-term economic stability and investor confidence.

Public Service Minister Geoffrey Ruku expressed shock during his visit to Garissa on Thursday morning after finding many government offices closed and staff absent from work.

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President Bola Tinubu has approved the expansion of the Nigerian Army from eight to 12 divisions and the recruitment of 28,000 personnel. Former Senate President Ahmad Lawan welcomed the move in a statement issued on Wednesday.

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