Jubilation as President Tinubu Makes Fresh Permanent Secretary Appointment
- President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of Olusesan Olufunso Adebiyi from Ekiti State as the new permanent secretary of the State House
- Adebiyi reportedly succeeds Tijjani Umar, who served in the position since April 5, 2020, until his retirement on Thursday, August 10
- The permanent secretary was said to have officially resumed on Monday, August 14, and he pledged his commitment to the country
FCT, Abuja - President Bola Tinubu has appointed Olusesan Olufunso Adebiyi as the new permanent secretary of the State House.
According to a tweet by Nigeria's presidency, Adebiyi succeeds Tijjani Umar, who retired from the position on Thursday, August 10. Umar served in that capacity from April 5, 2020, until his retirement.
Source: Twitter
President Tinubu's new appointee resumes duty
It was learnt that Adebiyi officially resumed office on Monday, August 14, in Abuja, where he pledged his commitment to Nigeria.
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The handover ceremony was held at the administrative block of the State House.
Adebiyi had served as the permanent secretary of the Federal Ministry of Health and expressed appreciation to his predecessor, Umar.
The new permanent secretary acknowledged his predecessor's dedication to the country's service and congratulated him on his successful retirement on Thursday.
President Tinubu's new appointee makes commitment
Adebiyi's statement reads in part:
"I sincerely pledge my commitment to my fatherland. I will put forth my best effort for the success of the administration."
He further expressed the commitment to carry out all the tasks before him with loyalty, honesty, faithfulness, hard work and sincerity.
Addressing state house staff, the permanent secretary urged workers to work as a team with cohesiveness, dedication and renewed vigour to succeed at the tax before them.
Adebiyi, from Ekiti State, was born on January 8, 1968, at Kabba in Kogi State.
See the tweet here:
APC Crisis: President Tinubu sent "disturbing details" over Muslim-Muslim
Legit.ng earlier reported that the APC's former deputy national vice chairman for North West, Salihu Mohammed Lukman, has expressed worries over President Bola Tinubu's administration.
In an open letter to the president, Lukman said some disturbing signals in the early months of the administration of President Tinubu had created some tension.
According to Lukman, the imposition of Muslim-Muslim leadership on the APC has created tension among party members.
Source: Legit.ng
