Taraba State Governor Agbu Kefas has officially sworn in a new slate of cabinet administrators, board members, and judicial officers at the Government House House Banquet Hall in Jalingo. The newly inaugurated team includes the Chairman and members of the Taraba State Independent Electoral Commission (TSIEC), the Solicitor-General and Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Justice, commissioners for the Local Government Service Commission (LGSC), executive members of the State Anti-Corruption Commission, and several senior special advisers.
Leaving critical regulatory, electoral, and anti-corruption desks vacant or understaffed slows down subnational law enforcement, delays local government administration, and disrupts preparations for municipal elections. Reconstituting these statutory boards ensures that local electoral processes remain transparent, strengthens public prosecution frameworks through the Ministry of Justice, and establishes a clear administrative structure for special advisers to design innovative community development programs.
This sweeping swearing-in ceremony highlights a strategic effort to strengthen institutional capacity, promote administrative accountability, and enforce anti-corruption guidelines across the state civil service. By charging newly appointed officials to meet measurable performance indicators, the administration establishes a results-oriented approach to public service delivery.
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