President Tinubu Announces Four New Permanent Secretaries for Federal Civil Service
In a significant move to bolster the efficiency and professionalism of Nigeria's public sector, President Bola Tinubu has officially appointed four new Permanent Secretaries to address existing vacancies within the Federal Civil Service. This development was confirmed through an official statement released on Thursday, March 5, 2026, by Eno Olotu, the Director of Information and Public Relations at the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation.
Details of the New Appointments
The newly appointed Permanent Secretaries, along with their respective states of origin, are as follows:
- Warrens Bekearedebo Augusta – Bayelsa State
- Jones-Nebo Nkiruka Bella – Enugu State
- Aminu Sani Yargaya – Kano State
- Shoretire Ayinda Kamil – Ogun State
According to reports from The Tribune, these appointments followed a transparent and rigorous selection process, underscoring the administration's commitment to excellence and meritocracy in the civil service. Eno Olotu emphasized that the appointees are expected to leverage their extensive experience and expertise to enhance their new roles, thereby strengthening the delivery of public services and supporting the government's broader development agenda.
Commitment to Professionalism and Transparency
Didi Esther Walson-Jack, the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, extended her congratulations to the new appointees and commended President Tinubu for his unwavering dedication to entrenching professionalism, meritocracy, and transparency within the civil service. She highlighted that these appointments reflect the administration's dedication to fostering a result-oriented and competent public service capable of effectively addressing the needs of Nigerians.
This strategic move is anticipated to further reinforce the civil service's capacity to implement government policies and initiatives efficiently, aligning with ongoing efforts to improve governance and public administration across Nigeria.
