Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has relieved six commissioners of their appointments as part of a minor cabinet reshuffle aimed at strengthening his administration.The Secretary to the State Government, Labaran Magaji, announced the development while briefing journalists after the State Executive Council meeting on Tuesday in Lafia.Magaji said the affected commissioners were in charge of the Ministries of Works, Women Affairs, Information, Lands, Science and Technology, as well as Security and Sundry Matters.He explained that the commissioners were asked to step aside to pave the way for fresh ideas and strengthen governance in the remaining months of the administration.According to him, the decision was not a reflection of poor performance, as the council acknowledged the commitment, efficiency and hard work of the commissioners during their service.“The government appreciates their contributions. The adjustment is intended to rejig the system, inject fresh energy into the administration and ensure that the mandate given to Gov. Abdullahi Sule is fully delivered within the remaining period of this administration,” he said.Related NewsRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahFather, daughter die after falling into abandoned well in KanoPolice probe death of 60-year-old man in Jigawa hotel with young womanMagaji added that the former commissioners would continue to be part of the government and could be considered for other assignments in due course.He said the names of the new appointees would be announced through the appropriate channels.The SSG also disclosed that the council deliberated extensively on strategies to enhance the state’s revenue by leveraging investments in the lithium sector.He said the discussion followed the recent inauguration of one of Africa’s largest lithium processing plants in Nasarawa by President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN The Secretary to the State Government, Labaran Magaji, announced the development while briefing journalists after the State Executive Council meeting on Tuesday in Lafia.Magaji said the affected commissioners were in charge of the Ministries of Works, Women Affairs, Information, Lands, Science and Technology, as well as Security and Sundry Matters.He explained that the commissioners were asked to step aside to pave the way for fresh ideas and strengthen governance in the remaining months of the administration.According to him, the decision was not a reflection of poor performance, as the council acknowledged the commitment, efficiency and hard work of the commissioners during their service.“The government appreciates their contributions. The adjustment is intended to rejig the system, inject fresh energy into the administration and ensure that the mandate given to Gov. Abdullahi Sule is fully delivered within the remaining period of this administration,” he said.Related NewsRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahFather, daughter die after falling into abandoned well in KanoPolice probe death of 60-year-old man in Jigawa hotel with young womanMagaji added that the former commissioners would continue to be part of the government and could be considered for other assignments in due course.He said the names of the new appointees would be announced through the appropriate channels.The SSG also disclosed that the council deliberated extensively on strategies to enhance the state’s revenue by leveraging investments in the lithium sector.He said the discussion followed the recent inauguration of one of Africa’s largest lithium processing plants in Nasarawa by President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN Magaji said the affected commissioners were in charge of the Ministries of Works, Women Affairs, Information, Lands, Science and Technology, as well as Security and Sundry Matters.He explained that the commissioners were asked to step aside to pave the way for fresh ideas and strengthen governance in the remaining months of the administration.According to him, the decision was not a reflection of poor performance, as the council acknowledged the commitment, efficiency and hard work of the commissioners during their service.“The government appreciates their contributions. The adjustment is intended to rejig the system, inject fresh energy into the administration and ensure that the mandate given to Gov. Abdullahi Sule is fully delivered within the remaining period of this administration,” he said.Related NewsRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahFather, daughter die after falling into abandoned well in KanoPolice probe death of 60-year-old man in Jigawa hotel with young womanMagaji added that the former commissioners would continue to be part of the government and could be considered for other assignments in due course.He said the names of the new appointees would be announced through the appropriate channels.The SSG also disclosed that the council deliberated extensively on strategies to enhance the state’s revenue by leveraging investments in the lithium sector.He said the discussion followed the recent inauguration of one of Africa’s largest lithium processing plants in Nasarawa by President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN He explained that the commissioners were asked to step aside to pave the way for fresh ideas and strengthen governance in the remaining months of the administration.According to him, the decision was not a reflection of poor performance, as the council acknowledged the commitment, efficiency and hard work of the commissioners during their service.“The government appreciates their contributions. The adjustment is intended to rejig the system, inject fresh energy into the administration and ensure that the mandate given to Gov. Abdullahi Sule is fully delivered within the remaining period of this administration,” he said.Related NewsRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahFather, daughter die after falling into abandoned well in KanoPolice probe death of 60-year-old man in Jigawa hotel with young womanMagaji added that the former commissioners would continue to be part of the government and could be considered for other assignments in due course.He said the names of the new appointees would be announced through the appropriate channels.The SSG also disclosed that the council deliberated extensively on strategies to enhance the state’s revenue by leveraging investments in the lithium sector.He said the discussion followed the recent inauguration of one of Africa’s largest lithium processing plants in Nasarawa by President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN According to him, the decision was not a reflection of poor performance, as the council acknowledged the commitment, efficiency and hard work of the commissioners during their service.“The government appreciates their contributions. The adjustment is intended to rejig the system, inject fresh energy into the administration and ensure that the mandate given to Gov. Abdullahi Sule is fully delivered within the remaining period of this administration,” he said.Related NewsRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahFather, daughter die after falling into abandoned well in KanoPolice probe death of 60-year-old man in Jigawa hotel with young womanMagaji added that the former commissioners would continue to be part of the government and could be considered for other assignments in due course.He said the names of the new appointees would be announced through the appropriate channels.The SSG also disclosed that the council deliberated extensively on strategies to enhance the state’s revenue by leveraging investments in the lithium sector.He said the discussion followed the recent inauguration of one of Africa’s largest lithium processing plants in Nasarawa by President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN “The government appreciates their contributions. The adjustment is intended to rejig the system, inject fresh energy into the administration and ensure that the mandate given to Gov. Abdullahi Sule is fully delivered within the remaining period of this administration,” he said.Related NewsRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahFather, daughter die after falling into abandoned well in KanoPolice probe death of 60-year-old man in Jigawa hotel with young womanMagaji added that the former commissioners would continue to be part of the government and could be considered for other assignments in due course.He said the names of the new appointees would be announced through the appropriate channels.The SSG also disclosed that the council deliberated extensively on strategies to enhance the state’s revenue by leveraging investments in the lithium sector.He said the discussion followed the recent inauguration of one of Africa’s largest lithium processing plants in Nasarawa by President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN Magaji added that the former commissioners would continue to be part of the government and could be considered for other assignments in due course.He said the names of the new appointees would be announced through the appropriate channels.The SSG also disclosed that the council deliberated extensively on strategies to enhance the state’s revenue by leveraging investments in the lithium sector.He said the discussion followed the recent inauguration of one of Africa’s largest lithium processing plants in Nasarawa by President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN He said the names of the new appointees would be announced through the appropriate channels.The SSG also disclosed that the council deliberated extensively on strategies to enhance the state’s revenue by leveraging investments in the lithium sector.He said the discussion followed the recent inauguration of one of Africa’s largest lithium processing plants in Nasarawa by President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN The SSG also disclosed that the council deliberated extensively on strategies to enhance the state’s revenue by leveraging investments in the lithium sector.He said the discussion followed the recent inauguration of one of Africa’s largest lithium processing plants in Nasarawa by President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN He said the discussion followed the recent inauguration of one of Africa’s largest lithium processing plants in Nasarawa by President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN Magaji said the government was working on measures to maximise the economic benefits of the growing lithium processing industry in the state, adding that details of the decisions reached would be made public at the appropriate time.NAN NAN