Matawalle assigns portfolios to commissioners

By Pat PA Okon


Governor Bello Matawalle of Zamfara State, on Wednesday, assigned portfolios to 19 commissioners and 30 special advisers. This is contained in a release signed by the Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Bala Bello Maru and made available to journalists in Gusau.

The commissioners and their portfolios include: Suleiman Tunau (Information and Culture), Aminu Suleiman (Agriculture and Natural Resources), Abdulkadir Buhari (Youths Development and Sports), Junaidu A. Muhammad, (Water Resources),  Muh’ammad  Maiturare (Special Duties) and Zainab Lawal Gummi, (Women, Children and Social Development).

Others are Jamilu Zannah (Education),  Nura Isah (Environment and Solid Minerals), Rabi’u Garba (Finance), Sufiyanu Yuguda, (Commerce Industry and Tourism), Ibrahim Jibo (Budget and Economic Planning), Yahayya Chado (Local Govt and Community Development), Yahayya Kanoma (Health) and Tukur Sani-Jangebe (Religious Affairs). The rest are Ibrahim Isah Mayana (Works and Transport), Abubakar Tsafe (Rural Development and Co-opratives), Barr. Nura Zarumi (Justice), Bilyaminu Shinkafi (Science and Technology) and Abubakar Dauran (Security and Home Affairs).

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