By Stephen Ojo, Minna
Barely a week after dissolving the Niger State Universal Basic Education Board (NSUBEB), Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago has approved a new board with the appointment of former Comptroller General of the Federal Fire Service, Ibrahim Liman, as Chairman.
The announcement was contained in a statement issued on Thursday by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Alhaji Abubakar Usman, in Minna.
According to the SSG, the move reflects the governor’s commitment to ongoing education reforms aimed at strengthening institutions for better efficiency, accountability, and service delivery.
“The Governor of Niger State, Farmer Mohammed Umaru Bago, has approved the constitution of a new Board for the Niger State Universal Basic Education Board (NSUBEB),” the statement read.
NSUBEB Appointments:
Chairman: Ibrahim A. Liman
Member I: Monday Emigi
Member II: Mohammed Mudi
Member III: Samuel Makotso
Member IV: Malik Madaki Bosso
Member V: Mohammed Mamman Auna
Secretary: Dr. Aminu Wushishi
In the same vein, Governor Bago reconstituted the Niger State Secondary Education Board (SSEB) with Abdulkadir Isah Nafuntuwa Aaron as Chairman.
SSEB Appointments:
Member I: Mohammed Madami Evuti
Member II: Salihu Danladi
Member III: Yusuf A. Yakubu Salka
Member IV: Dr. Yinti Usman
Member V: Abubakar Garo
Secretary: Dr. Ahmed Egbako
Governor Bago congratulated all the appointees and charged them to bring their experience and professionalism to bear in driving the New Niger Agenda toward a robust, transparent, and quality education system.
“I charge the new boards to ensure transparency, prudent management of resources, and effective implementation of education policies aimed at improving teaching and learning outcomes across the State,” the Governor stated. Follow www.krestnews.com for more reports.