Over 374 Staff from different MDAs were Promoted by the KSCSC …Ladidi Garko
The Kano State Civil Service Commission has approved the promotion of 374 staff across various Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) in the state as part of its commitment to strengthening the public service and boosting workers’ morale.
The decision was reached during the Commission’s 28th Sitting held on Wednesday 27th July, 2025 where it considered several cases relating to staff transfers, cadre conversions, and discipline.According to the breakdown, 241 senior staff and 133 junior staff were elevated to higher positions, while 11 cases of change of cadre and conversion received approval as contained in a Press Release by the Director Public Enlightenment of the Commission, Musbahu Aminu Yakasai
The Commission also deliberated on 28 transfer of service cases, 12 additional change of cadre requests, and two disciplinary matters.The Chairperson of the Commission, Hajiya Ladidi Ibrahim Garko, commended the dedication of the team and reaffirmed the Commission’s resolve to uphold the principles of merit, fairness and transparency in handling civil service matters, stressing that the amount the commission’s priority is to ensure that the civil service remains vibrant, disciplined, and committed to delivering quality service to the people of Kano State.
Hajiya Ladidi Garko also disclosed that the Commission will soon organize a capacity-building seminar for 1038 newly recruited Agricultural Extension Workers, aimed at familiarizing them with the civil service rules, ethics, and operational guidelines.In addition, she cautioned members of the public against falling victim to fraudulent activities, clarifying that employment application forms are not on sale at the moment.
She urged applicants and job seekers to always seek information directly from the Commission’s office or official channels.She assured that the Commission will continue to prioritize the welfare of civil servants, stressing that an effective and motivated workforce is crucial to the success of government policies and programmes.
