Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has approved the immediate deployment of four newly appointed permanent secretaries as part of efforts to strengthen the country’s civil service and improve service delivery.

The appointments come at a time when the federal government is looking to fill key vacancies and boost efficiency across ministries. The newly deployed permanent secretaries include Warrens Bekearedebo Augusta (Bayelsa), Jones-Nebo Nkiruka Bella (Enugu), Aminu Sani Yargaya (Kano), and Shoretire Ayinda Kamil (Ogun).

According to official statements, the selection process was rigorous and transparent, reflecting the administration’s focus on merit, professionalism, and competence. The move is expected to bring fresh expertise into the civil service and support the government’s broader development agenda.

With their immediate deployment, the new permanent secretaries are set to take on strategic administrative roles across various ministries, ensuring continuity in governance and improved public service delivery. The Head of the Civil Service also emphasized that the appointments align with ongoing reforms aimed at building a more efficient and results-driven public sector.

This development signals another step in the administration’s efforts to strengthen institutional capacity and ensure that government operations run more effectively for Nigerians.