Jigawa State Governor, Mallam Umar Namadi, on Friday emphasized the importance of mentoring and synergy among commissioners, Advisers, Permanent Secretaries and Directors.
Speaking at a two-day retreat for state executives and other political appointees, Governor Namadi stressed that collaboration is crucial for achieving meaningful development in Jigawa State.
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This is contained in a statement released by Hajiya Zainab Ringim, the Senior Special Assistant Media Affairs, a copy of which was made available to Newsmen on Saturday.
According to Ringim, the governor’s remarks centered around his 12 points Agenda to make Jigawa State great.
She said the Governor made it clear that all commissioners not willing to work in synergy with special advisers and technical assistants must resign.
The Senior Special Assistant Media Affairs stated this move is seen as a bold step towards ensuring that only those committed to teamwork and the state’s development agenda remain in office.
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In addition, Governor Namadi called on permanent secretaries to adhere strictly to civil service rules and regulations, emphasizing the need to kick corruption out of the service.
He also advised permanent secretaries to mentor their directors and assistant directors, fostering a culture of guidance and support within the state’s bureaucracy.
Ringim said that the governor’s emphasis on synergy and teamwork was echoed by Professor Murtala Sabo Sagagi, Director of the Central Bank, who presented a paper titled “Aligning leadership with Jigawa 12 points agenda” at the retreat.
Professor Sagagi stressed the importance of working together as a team to achieve the Jigawa 12-point agenda, highlighting the need for collective effort and collaboration.
He noted that “Governor Namadi’s commitment to transparency and accountability was evident throughout the retreat, as he encouraged open discussion and feedback from participants. ”
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Prof Sagagi stressed “The governor’s willingness to listen and adapt is seen as a positive step towards building a more effective and responsive government.”
Ringim disclosed that the retreat, which brought together top officials from various state ministries and agencies, provided a platform for stakeholders to share ideas and experiences.
