President Bola Tinubu Appoints Mandate Secretaries for FCTA.
Abuja, Nigeria – President Bola Tinubu has given his approval for the appointment of Mandate Secretaries to serve within the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA). The announcement of these key appointments was made by the Presidency on Tuesday, signifying a significant development in the administration of the nation’s capital.
Eight distinguished individuals have been chosen by President Tinubu to occupy these pivotal positions within the FCTA. Their appointments reflect the government’s commitment to effective governance and the pursuit of the FCT’s mandate.
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The newly appointed Mandate Secretaries and their respective portfolios are as follows:
- Mr. Bitrus L. Garki: Secretary, Area Council Services Secretariat
- Lawan Kolo Geidam: Secretary, Agriculture and Rural Development Secretariat
- Mr. Danlami Ihayyo: Secretary, Education
- Dr. Adedolapo A. Fasawe: Secretary, Health and Human Services Secretariat
- Barrister Salman Dako: Secretary, Legal Services Secretariat
- Barrister Chinedum Elechi: Secretary, Economic Planning, Revenue Generation, and PPP
- Arch. Uboku Tom Nyah: Secretary, Transportation Secretariat
- Alhaji Muntari Abdulkadir: Secretary, Social Development Secretariat
These appointments bring together a diverse group of professionals and experts who will play integral roles in advancing the development and administration of the Federal Capital Territory. Each Mandate Secretary will oversee their respective secretariats and contribute to the efficient delivery of services to residents and stakeholders.
President Bola Tinubu’s commitment to building a more vibrant and functional FCT is evident in these appointments. The new Mandate Secretaries are expected to bring their expertise, dedication, and innovative ideas to bear in their roles as they work towards the development and improvement of the nation’s capital.
The announcement of these appointments marks a significant step in the administration of the FCT and underscores the government’s determination to enhance governance and service delivery within the region.
