The Nasarawa State Government has announced the removal of six commissioners from the State Executive Council as part of what it described as efforts to improve public service delivery and strengthen the administration's performance.

According to the official announcement signed by Dr. Shuaibu Magaji Labaran, Secretary to the Government of Nasarawa State, Governor Engr. Abdullahi A. Sule approved the appointments' termination with immediate effect.

Commissioners Affected

The following commissioners have been relieved of their appointments:

Name	Ministry
Mu'azu Adamu Gosho	Works, Housing & Transport
Gabriel A. Agbashi	Science, Technology & Innovation
CP. Usman Isa Baba (Rtd.)	Special Duties, Security Affairs
David Sule Moyi, Esq.	Lands & Urban Development
Dr. Ibrahim Tanko	Information, Culture & Tourism
Hauwa Samuel Jugbo	Women Affairs & Humanitarian Services

Immediate Handover Ordered

The announcement directs all affected commissioners to hand over the affairs of their ministries to their respective Permanent Secretaries with immediate effect.

This ensures that government activities continue without interruption while new appointments or further decisions are awaited.

What This Means

The decision affects six important ministries that oversee:

• Infrastructure, housing, and transportation.
• Science, technology, and innovation.
• Security coordination and special duties.
• Land administration and urban planning.
• Information, culture, and tourism.
• Women affairs and humanitarian services.

With Permanent Secretaries taking over temporarily, the day-to-day operations of these ministries are expected to continue while the government determines the next leadership structure.

Government's Position

The statement explains that the action forms part of Governor Abdullahi Sule's commitment to reinvigorating public service and improving performance toward the socio-economic development of Nasarawa State.

Although the commissioners have been relieved of their duties, the Governor expressed appreciation for their contributions to the development of the state and wished them success in their future endeavors.