The Kogi Assembly Service Commission has appointed former journalist Mr Adebayo Micheal Aka as its new Deputy Clerk.
The announcement was contained in the appointment letter presented by the Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Kolawole Matthew on Thursday in Lokoja.
The appointment letter placed Mr Aka in charge of Administration and General Duties.
Until his appointment, he was the former Production Editor of The Graphic newspaper before he was transferred to the State Assembly when there was a vacancy for the Director Information position.
The appointment followed the retirement of the former incumbent, Martin’s Enimola who retired after 35 years in service.
While congratulating Aka, the Speaker wished him God’s grace and guidance to succeed.
Reacting, Aka thanked Gov. Yahaya Bello, the speaker and members of the House for finding him worthy of the position.
He pledged to put in his best to justify the confidence reposed in him.
Adebayo Micheal Aka has been in the journalism profession for the last 18 years.
YOU SHOULD NOT MISS THESE HEADLINES FROM NIGERIAN TRIBUNE
Election Tribunal: 5 prayers Obi seeks in petition against Tinubu’s victory
The petition, jointly filed by Obi and his party, has INEC, Tinubu, Shettima Kashim, and the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the…
OFFCUT: ‘I pay 48k per month for electricity’, Nigerians rank electricity most annoying bill
In an online teaser posted by Tribune Online, which cut across various social media users, Nigerians were asked to mention…
Rema makes Guinness World record with ‘Calm Down’
Nigerian music star, Divine Ikubor aka Rema, has made it to the Guinness World Book of…
How Buhari betrayed me after winning election —Ardo
Dr Umar Ardo, governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in Adamawa State, was a four-time guber aspirant in…
Saudi Arabia to propose ‘biggest offer ever’ to lure suspended Lionel Messi
Lionel Messi appears to be leaving Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) this summer and could be heading to Saudi Arabia in…
Rising ethnic tension between Hausa and Fulani
THE cultural and ethnic melding of Northern Nigeria’s Hausa and the Fulani people is so deep, solabyrinthine, so time-honored, and…
