VP Shettima Meets With State House Permanent Secretary, Senior Civil Servants  

By Cyril Okonkwo, Abuja

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Nigeria’s Vice President, Kashim Shettima, on Tuesday, met with the Permanent Secretary, State House, Mr. Tijjani Umar and other senior civil servants in the Office of the Vice President to brief him on the functions and responsibilities of the various units in his office.

Speaking during the interaction, Vice President Shettima expressed optimism for a harmonious working relationship during his tenure, especially in the execution of the mandate of the APC-led Government.

The Vice President, who received briefings from the various heads of units, expressed hope that the experience of the staff would assist in the discharge of the responsibilities of his office.

Meanwhile, in a chat with State House correspondents after the meeting, the Permanent Secretary noted that the interaction with the Vice President “is part of the obligations of the institutional officers to welcome our principals and assist them settle down without let or hindrance.
 
He stated that it is to “place on the table the roles and responsibilities of the various offices and officers deployed to help them discharge their mandates to the country.”

Umar further disclosed that it was important to provide an efficient service to the new administration of President Bola Tinubu and Vice President Shettima.

The Permanent Secretary said “we are looking forward to a very robust execution of our roles and also supporting them to discharge their duties to the nation and to make that smooth, safe, secure and efficient.
 
“The briefing was very healthy and we will continue to do that with the regularity that is required in order to maintain the efficiency that is expected of this high office.”

Present at the meeting were principal aides of the Vice President led by the Deputy Chief of Staff to the President, Senator Ibrahim Hassan Hadejia and heads of the various units in his office.

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