President Bola Tinubu has swore in eight federal Permanent Secretaries who were recently appointed to address current and upcoming state and regional vacancies.
President Tinubu led the swearing-in ceremony soon before the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting began at the State House in Abuja.
Leadership stated that just before the start of proceedings, Senator George Akume, Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), revealed that the FEC will be separated into two parts: the swearing-in of the new Permanent Secretaries and the Council meeting.
How Tinubu handles the swearing in of permanent secretaries The quick swearing-in event, held in two groups, was hosted by Ajuri Ngelale, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, who witnessed the new Permanent Secretaries’ citations read one after the other. The quick swearing-in event, held in two groups, was hosted by Ajuri Ngelale, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, who witnessed the new Permanent Secretaries’ citations read one after the other.
Dr. Emanso Umobong Okop (Akwa-Ibom), Obi Emeka Vitalis (Anambra), Mahmood Fatima (Bauchi), and Danjuma Mohammed Sanusi (Jigawa) were all sworn in. Others are Olusanya Olubunmi (Ondo), Dr. Keshinro Maryam Ismaila (Zamfara), Akujobi Chinyere Ijeoma (South-East), and Isokpunwu Christopher Osaruwanmwen (South-South).
Tinubu invites labor to negotiate minimum salary Legit.ng has reported that President Bola Tinubu has invited labour leaders to the negotiating table to discuss the new minimum wage.
Labour leaders will be entertained at the presidential mansion in Aso Rock, where President Tinubu is anticipated to make a decision on the proposed minimum wage for workers. This followed Tinubu’s democracy day speech, in which he declared that an executive law on the new minimum wage will be submitted to the national assembly shortly.
