The Niger State House of Assembly confirmed appointments for the NSERC, including Engr. Dr. Mohammed Sharu as chairman and other key commissioners. The confirmations follow constitutional procedures set by Governor Mohammed Umar Bago, aimed at enhancing energy management in the state.
The Niger State House of Assembly has officially confirmed the appointments of the chairman and several commissioners for the State Electricity Regulatory Commission (NSERC). This confirmation was based on the executive correspondence submitted by Governor Mohammed Umar Bago, which was read out by the Speaker, Hon. Muhammad Abdulmalik Sarkin Daji, during the recent plenary session.
Governor Bago exercised his constitutional authority under the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as amended in 1999, to nominate the appointees for confirmation. The confirmed individuals include Engr. Dr. Mohammed Sharu as the chairman, Engr. Dr. Maiwada S. Bello as the commissioner for enforcement and consumer affairs, and Dr. Muhammad Ameen Shakur.
Additionally, Engr. Jiro Ahmed Mohammed has been appointed as the commissioner for rural electricity access management, alongside Adamu Nagogo, who will serve as the commissioner for finance and administration. During the session, the Speaker congratulated the new appointees, encouraging them to apply their extensive experience for the advancement of Niger State.
In summary, the Niger State House of Assembly has confirmed the appointments of key figures in the NSERC, emphasizing the importance of expertise in enhancing the effectiveness of the commission. The leadership of Engr. Dr. Mohammed Sharu and other commissioners reflects the state’s commitment to improving electricity regulation and management. Their collective experience will be vital for the progress of the state’s energy initiatives.
Original Source: leadership.ng
