Niger Gov Bago Sacks All Special Advisers
In a
decisive move aimed at restructuring governance in Niger State, Governor
Mohammed Umaru Bago has terminated the appointments of all his special
advisers.
The announcement was made during his maiden Council meeting with newly sworn-in Commissioners at the Government House in Minna on December 16, 2025.
According
to a statement issued by Bologi Ibrahim, the Chief Press Secretary to the
Governor, the decision was taken to allow the administration to “rejig and
reposition their portfolios” in line with the Governor’s New Niger Agenda.
Governor Bago, popularly referred to as the “Farmer Governor,” emphasized that
the restructuring was necessary to enhance efficiency and effectiveness within
his government.
The
Governor expressed appreciation to the outgoing advisers for their sacrifices
and contributions to the success of his administration thus far. He also
extended his goodwill, wishing them success in their future endeavors.
This development
marks a significant shift in the political landscape of Niger State, as it
signals the Governor’s intent to streamline his team and align it more closely
with his vision for governance.
The
termination of the advisers’ appointments is seen as part of a broader effort
to reposition the state’s administrative machinery, ensuring that portfolios
are better tailored to meet the demands of governance and development.
Governor
Bago’s decision underscores his commitment to reform and his determination to
deliver on promises made to the people of Niger State.
This
restructuring move has sparked discussions across political circles in the
state, with analysts noting that it reflects a bold attempt to consolidate
power and redefine the roles within his administration. It remains to be seen
how this decision will shape the trajectory of governance in Niger State, but
it undoubtedly sets the tone for a new chapter under Governor Bago’s
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