Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State has brought in 168 new aides as part of his plan to strengthen his government and include more voices in leadership.
The announcement was made on Tuesday in a statement from his media team.
The appointments come as the governor continues to make changes within his administration.
Many of the new aides have past experience in politics at different levels—national, state, and local—and were chosen for their knowledge and leadership background.
This move is seen as part of efforts to bring more people into government, improve how services are delivered to the public, and involve more communities in decision-making.
The governor’s team stated that the new aides are expected to bring new ideas and help the administration respond better to the needs of the people.
Among the 168 appointments are five Principal Special Assistants on Political and Community Relations, one on Pension Matters, and one Senior Special Assistant on Labour Matters.
There are also 60 Senior Special Assistants, 38 Special Assistants, and 63 Personal Assistants, most of whom will focus on political and community issues.
The appointments take effect immediately, and the appointees are expected to begin their roles at once.
The governor’s office believes that this move will help the administration continue its work and leave behind a government that listens to the people and works hard for their welfare.
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