STAFF OF MINISTRY OF TERTIARY EDUCATION COMMENDED, CHARGED ON PROACTIVENESS

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 The Commissioner for Tertiary Education, Hajia Sa'adatu Moddibo Kawu, has commended the members of staff of the Ministry of Tertiary education for their unwavering support, commitments and dedication to duty. 
Hajia Moddibo Kawu  made this commendation yesterday when meeting with the staff and officials at the conference room of the Ministry.   

 According to her, the meeting was aimed at strengthening working relationships and enhancing collaborations between her office and members of staff. She commended the staff especially the Directors for their support and cooperation and urged all staff members to remain diligent in their respective duties.

The Commissioner who acknowledged the support she received from the members of staff since her return to the Ministry as Commissioner, emphasized the importance of aligning with Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq's policies which she said is focused on transforming Kwara State into the dream of citizens. 

Hajia Modibbo, however assured the staff that their concerns and requests would be given due considerations and called for their continuous support and cooperation in order to achieve the objectives of the Ministry.
Earlier the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Barr. Grillo, Sabitiyu kikelomo used the occasion to officially welcome the Commissioner back to the Ministry and commended her commitments and dedication since her assumption of office. 

Barr. Sabitiyu encouraged a cordial working relationship between the Commissioner and members of staff of the Ministry, urging them to continue to give their full support to ensure that the Commissioner succeeded in her new assignment.

Meanwhile, staff members from various departments lauded the Commissioner's past efforts and impacts during her previous tenure and encouraged her to continue to build on her achievements. They prayed to Allah for a peaceful and productive tenure, while ensuring the realisation of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq's vision for the education sector in Kwara State.



Omotayo Ayanda 
Press secretary,
MOTE
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