According to him, the appointments reflected a deliberate policy of recruiting individuals with proven capacity and impeccable character to support effective governance. “Today is another important day in our journey towards building a greater Jigawa. We have officially sworn in one Technical Adviser and five Special Advisers to further strengthen the machinery of government and ensure that our journey towards a Greater Jigawa remains on course,” he said. As we listened to the citations of those sworn in today, it became clear that they are people of intellect, integrity and experience,” he stated. Those sworn in include Muftahu Sa’adu Kiri as Technical Adviser on Higher Education; Hajiya Salma Wakili as Special Adviser on Entrepreneurship; Adamu Yusuf Garkuwa as Special Adviser on Hajj Affairs; Mubarak Aliyu as Special Adviser on Intergovernmental Affairs; Musbahu Rabi’u Kaugama as Special Adviser on Investment Promotion; and Bala Sule Kila as Special Adviser on Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs).