IPAC commends Buni over recruitment of 23,000 health workers, teachers
The Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), Yobe Chapter, has commended Gov. Mai Mala Buni for recruiting 23,000 health workers and teachers, describing the exercise as a major boost to healthcare delivery, education and employment in the state.
The Acting Chairman of IPAC in the state, Muktar A. Hassan, gave the commendation in a statement issued on Wednesday in Damaturu.
Hassan said the recruitment would help address manpower shortages in hospitals, healthcare facilities and schools, while providing employment opportunities for thousands of qualified residents.
He described the exercise as a significant investment in human capital development, noting that adequate staffing of health and educational institutions was essential to improving the quality of services available to residents.
The IPAC chairman also commended the Head of Service, Alhaji Abdullahi Musa Shehu, and the Secretary to the State Government, Dr Muhammad Goje, for what he described as their professionalism, impartiality and transparency in conducting the exercise.
He said the non-partisan approach adopted in the recruitment process would strengthen public confidence in government institutions and promote fairness in public service.
Hassan said the council, which represents registered political parties in the state, believed that commendable government policies should be recognised irrespective of political differences.
He urged Buni to sustain the people-oriented approach and continue implementing programmes capable of improving the living conditions of residents.
The IPAC chairman also urged successful applicants to justify the confidence reposed in them by the government through dedication, discipline and commitment to their responsibilities.
He congratulated the government and people of Yobe on the initiative, describing investment in teachers and health workers as an investment in the future of the state.
