Title: Bauchi State Governor Employs 13 New Permanent Secretaries to Boost Public Service In a move aimed at reinvigorating the administration of Bauchi State, Governor Bala Mohammed has appointed 13 new permanent secretaries. These appointments are part of the governor's efforts to upgrade the state's civil service, promoting efficiency and professionalism across key ministries and agencies. The newly appointed permanent secretaries were carefully selected based on their track records of competence, experience, and dedication. This merit-based approach is designed to drive high-performance standards in the state's public service. As the governor puts it, these appointees should demonstrate unwavering commitment, integrity, and transparency in their duties. The state government's decision to appoint new permanent secretaries is expected to have far-reaching implications for Bauchi State. It may boost the morale of other civil servants, who now have a clear example to emulate. Furthermore, it may attract more skilled professionals to the state's public service, contributing to the administration's vision of good governance and sustainable development. The list of appointees includes Talatu Musa from Alkaleri LGA, Ibrahim Ahmed from Bauchi LGA, and Abubakar Abdullahi from Bauchi LGA, among others. These individuals come from diverse local government areas, bringing their unique experiences and perspectives to the table. In a statement, Governor Mohammed urged the new permanent secretaries to justify the confidence placed in them by upholding the highest standards of public service. He emphasized that they must align their actions with the administration's vision of transforming Bauchi State into a model of good governance and sustainable development. The appointment of these 13 permanent secretaries is a significant step in the right direction. It sends a strong message that Governor Mohammed is committed to strengthening the state's public service and driving progress towards a more prosperous Bauchi State.