Kaduna youths receive permanent and pensionable appointments after Hon. Sa’adatu Garba Dogonbauchi, the Federal Commissioner representing Kaduna State at the National Population Commission (NPC), presented appointment letters to three beneficiaries from different local government areas.

In a press statement, Dogonbauchi said the appointments would provide the beneficiaries with opportunities to build careers in public service. She also urged them to demonstrate integrity, discipline and professionalism in their new roles.

The beneficiaries are Shamsuddeen Abdulaziz Bagi from Igabi Local Government Area, Abdulfatah Abdulwakil from Kaduna South and Aisha Adamu from Birnin Gwari.

Dogonbauchi expressed gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the opportunity to serve at the commission. She said she remained committed to initiatives that promote youth employment and strengthen public institutions.

 

She also acknowledged the support of Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani, Speaker of the House of Representatives Abbas Tajudeen and Hon. James Abiodun Faleke. According to the statement, their recommendations contributed to her appointment and opportunity to serve.

The commissioner linked the initiative to the federal government’s Renewed Hope Agenda, which emphasises employment generation, economic empowerment and improved living standards.

She also highlighted the importance of creating opportunities for young people across Kaduna State. According to her, the appointments could help the beneficiaries and their families achieve greater financial stability and professional growth.

Dogonbauchi urged the appointees to uphold public service rules and regulations. She also encouraged them to remain accountable and justify the confidence placed in them.

The announcement did not specify the beneficiaries’ job titles, departments or resumption dates.

She congratulated the three beneficiaries and wished them success in their new positions. She also expressed hope that they would contribute positively to public service and their communities.

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