Gov. Matawalle Assigns Portfolios To New Cabinet Members, Bilyaminu Shinkafi As Attorney General

Gov. Bello Matawalle of Zamfara has approved the portfolios of
his 49 recently sworn-in cabinet members.

This is contained in a statement signed by the Secretary to the
State Government, Alhaji Bala Maru, and made available to
journalists in Gusau on Wednesday.

News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the new cabinet
members consisted of 19 commissioners and 30 special advisers.

The Commissioners and their portfolios are as follows: Suleiman
Tunau, Information and Culture; Aminu Suleiman, Agriculture and
natural resources; Abdulkadir Buhari, Youth Development and Sports;
and Junaidu A Muhammad, Water Resources.

Muh’ammad Maiturare is commissioner for 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 Isan mayana, Works and Transport;
AbubakarTsafe, Rural Development and Co-opratives; Nura Zarumi,
Justice; Bilyaminu Shinkafi, Science and Technology and Abubakar
Dauran, Security and Home Affairs.

The special advisers include; Danyaro Abdullahi, Fadama three;
Sa’adu Muhammad, Directorate of Afforestation; Yusuf Zugu,
Chieftaincy Affairs; Aliyi Adafka, Assembly Matters; Ahmad
Muhammad, Rural Urban Electrification and Telecommunication.

Fa’ika Muhammad, Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management;
Aminu Abdullahi, Sustainable Development Goals; Ibrahim Ma’aji,
Political Affairs and Inter Party Relations; Gazali Shehu,
Stratagies Development and Aminu Jelani, Ulama Consultative
Council.

Others are; Aliyu S Fawa, Deputy Governor’s Office; Umaru
Katuka, Protocol Affairs and Liaison Services; Ahmad Bagu, Sports;
Lukman Majidadi, Scholarship; Bello Galadima, Labour Matters and
Aminu Junaidu, Judicial Services Matters.

Also in the list are; Rufa’i Chiroma, ZAPA; Umaru G Muhammad,
Housing and Urban Development and Zailani Bappa, Public
Enlightenment and Media; Aminu Iliyasu, Skills Acquisition; Ahmad
Muhammad Kabir, Road Maintenance Agency; Surajo Habibi, Inter
Community Relations; Sambo Marafa, (ZACAREP); Lawal Zannah, Non
Governmental Organisations and Abdulrahman Bala, Reconciliation and
Conflicts Resolution.

Dr Rabi Ibrahim, Investment; Sule Magayaki, Projects Monitoring;
Abdullahi Gurbin-Bore, Directorate of Higher Education; Abdullahi
Maiturare, Accelerated Cotton Development and Abubakar Musa-Mafara,
Land and Survey conmpleted the list. (NAN)