The Rivers State Administrator, Vice Admiral Ibokette Ibas (retd.), has appointed Commodore Aminu Shehu as the new Chief of Staff to the Rivers State Government House.

The appointment marks a significant development in the state’s administration, as Commodore Shehu, a Hausa man, assumes a key leadership position.

His selection underscores the administrator’s commitment to inclusivity, competence, and effective governance, prioritizing professionalism over ethnic considerations.

Commodore Shehu is a seasoned military officer with vast experience in leadership, security, and strategic planning.

His expertise is expected to enhance administrative efficiency and strengthen governance operations within the state. As Chief of Staff, he will play a vital role in coordinating government activities, advising on key policies, and ensuring seamless communication between various departments.

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While announcing the appointment, Vice Admiral Ibas emphasized that Shehu was chosen based on merit and competence.

He urged him to approach his duties with diligence, professionalism, and a strong commitment to public service.

The appointment has generated discussions across the state, with some welcoming it as a step toward national unity and effective governance. Others see it as a test of how well diversity can be managed in Rivers politics.

This move signals the administrator’s vision for an inclusive and results-driven governance structure in Rivers State, fostering national integration and administrative excellence.

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