President Muhammadu Buhari has approved fresh deployments of newly appointed permanent secretaries, while also redeploying older ones in the Federal Civil Service.
Dr Folasade Yemi-Esan, Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HOCSF), made this known in a circular she signed and issued on Friday in Abuja.
The effective dates for the movements varied, as some already resumed at their new posts on 27 August, while some are expecting to take over their new ministries end of October.
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Here are those affected in the shake-up:
1.Chinyeaka Christian. FCT Ministry of Power
2.William Alo Ministry of Labour Ministry of Special Duties
3.Olusade Adesola Ministry of Niger Delta FCT
4.Esther Jack Ministry of Power Ministry of Water Resources
5.Akpan Sunday Ministry of Mines Ministry of Science
6.Ernest Afolabi OHCSF Ministry of Works and Housing
7. Abel Anitan, FCSC Ministry of Environment
8. Maurice Mbaeri Ministry of Police Affairs OSGF
9.Festus Daudu Ministry of Special Duties OHCSF
10.Magdalene Ajani. OHCSF Ministry of Transport
11.Nebalisa Anako Police Service Commission. Ministry of Information
12. Aliyu Ahmed Ministry of Finance(SD) Ministry of Finance
13.Temitope Fashedemi. OHCSF Ministry of Police Affairs
14.Babangida Hussaini Ministry of Defence
15.Dr Yerima Peter Ministry of Labour
16.Dr Bayayo Kumo Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs
17. Dr Adaora Anyanwutaku Ministry of Women Affairs .
18. Dr Anthonia Ekpa Ministry of Foreign Affairs
19.Dr Oluwatoyin Akinlade Ministry of Mines
20. Aliyu Mohammed OSGF
21. Dr Emmanuel Meribola OHCSF
22. Monilola Udoh FCSC
23. Mamman Mahmuda OHCSF
24.Bashir Alkali Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs,
25. Dr Shuaib Belgore Ministry of Interior
Here are the effective dates for the new postings:
August 27: Chinyeaka Christian, Alo William, Olusade Adesola, Ernest Afolabi, Abel Enitan, Festus Daudu, Magdalene Ajani, Dr. Yerima Peter, Dr Babayo Kumo and Mamman Mahmuda.
September 24: Aliyu Ahmed
September 23: Babangida Hussain
September 30: Esther Jack, Akpan Sunday, Maurice Mbaeri, Nebalisa Anako, Temitope Fashedemi, Adaora Anyawutaku, Anthonia Ekpa, Oluwatoyin Akinlade, Aliyu Mohammed, Emmanuel Meribola, Monilola Udoh, Bashir Alkali and Dr Shuaib Belgore
The Head of Service, Yemi-Esan said handing and taking over processes should be completed on the effective dates indicated.
AFRICA DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK
