President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of two new Permanent Secretaries to fill existing vacancies in
the Federal Civil Service. The appointments were announced by Mrs Eno Olotu, Director of Information and Public
Relations, Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HCSF).
The newly appointed Permanent Secretaries are Mr Adeladan Olarinre and Mr Mukhtar Muhammed, representing Oyo
State and the North-West geopolitical zone, respectively. Their appointments followed a rigorous and transparent
selection process, in line with the administration’s commitment to meritocracy, excellence, and competence in the
civil service.
Mrs Olotu stated that the new Permanent Secretaries are expected to bring their wealth of experience and expertise
to their roles, which will further strengthen the delivery of public services and support the government’s development
agenda.
The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HCSF), Mrs Didi Walson-Jack, commended President Bola Tinubu for
his unwavering commitment to entrenching the principles of transparency, meritocracy, and professionalism in the
civil service.
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The appointments reflect the administration’s dedication to fostering a competent and results-oriented public service
that meets the needs of Nigerians. The new Permanent Secretaries are expected to play a key role in achieving this
goal.
The Federal Civil Service is responsible for implementing the policies and programs of the federal government. The
appointment of new Permanent Secretaries is a crucial step in ensuring the effective delivery of these services.
The selection process for the new Permanent Secretaries was rigorous and transparent, with candidates undergoing
a thorough evaluation process. The process was designed to identify the most qualified and competent candidates
for the positions.
The appointment of Mr Adeladan Olarinre and Mr Mukhtar Muhammed as new Permanent Secretaries is a significant
development in the federal civil service. Their expertise and experience will be invaluable in driving the delivery of
public services and supporting the government’s development agenda.
