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Kaduna Governor Swears In Three Commissioners, 18 Advisers

byCamela Obedu
October 29, 2026
in Politics
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Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has inaugurated three commissioners and 18 advisers, expanding his administration’s team to strengthen governance and improve service delivery across the state.

The newly sworn-in commissioners are expected to support the government’s policy priorities and contribute to the implementation of programmes aimed at advancing Kaduna State’s development.

The commissioners are Ben Kure, appointed Commissioner for Sports Development; Amina Akilu Dalhat, Commissioner for Special Duties I; and Abdullahi Garba Abbas, Commissioner for Special Duties II.

The appointments form part of the state government’s efforts to reinforce its administrative structure and improve coordination across key sectors.

The 18 advisers are also expected to provide policy guidance and support the administration in carrying out its responsibilities.

The development comes as the Sani-led government continues to pursue its agenda on governance, public service delivery and development across Kaduna State.

The appointees are expected to bring their experience and expertise to their respective roles while working towards the administration’s objectives.

Their performance will be important in translating government policies into practical outcomes for residents and strengthening public confidence in the state’s administration.

Camela Obedu

Camela Obedu

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