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Niger Assembly Confirms Appointment of NSERC Leadership

The Niger State House of Assembly has confirmed the appointment of the chairman and commissioners of the NSERC, following governor Bago’s executive recommendation. The confirmed officials include Engr. Dr. Mohammed Sharu, Engr. Dr. Maiwada S. Bello, and Dr. Muhammad Ameen Shakur, among others. The speaker urged the appointees to utilize their expertise for Niger State’s development.

The Niger State House of Assembly has officially confirmed the appointments for the chairman and commissioners of the State Electricity Regulatory Commission (NSERC). This decision followed an executive communication from Governor Mohammed Umar Bago, presented by Hon. Muhammad Abdulmalik Sarkin Daji during the recent plenary session.

Governor Bago utilized his constitutional authority under the Federal Republic of Nigeria’s Constitution (1999, as amended) to submit the candidates’ names for legislative endorsement. The endorsed individuals include Engr. Dr. Mohammed Sharu as chairman, Engr. Dr. Maiwada S. Bello as commissioner for enforcement and consumer affairs, and Dr. Muhammad Ameen Shakur as commissioner for licensing and regulations.

Additionally, Engr. Jiro Ahmed Mohammed was appointed as the commissioner responsible for rural electricity access management, and Adamu Nagogo serves as the commissioner of finance and administration. In closing, the speaker congratulated all appointees, emphasizing the importance of leveraging their extensive expertise to enhance the overall development of Niger State.

The Niger State House of Assembly’s confirmation of the NSERC chairman and commissioners marks a significant step in the region’s governance. With an experienced leadership team in place, there is an optimistic expectation for improved management and regulation of state electricity issues, facilitating development across Niger State.

Original Source: leadership.ng

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