Niger Assembly Validates NSERC Leadership with New Appointments

The Niger State House of Assembly confirmed the appointments of the NSERC chairman and commissioners after a communication from Governor Bago. The appointees include Engr. Dr. Mohammed Sharu as chairman, along with several commissioners responsible for various regulatory functions. The speaker urged the appointees to apply their expertise for the state’s development.

The Niger State House of Assembly has officially confirmed the appointments of the chairman and commissioners for the State Electricity Regulatory Commission (NSERC). This action followed a formal communication from Governor Mohammed Umar Bago, as announced by Speaker Hon. Muhammad Abdulmalik Sarkin Daji during the recent plenary session.

Speaker Daji highlighted that Governor Bago exercised his constitutional authority to submit the nominees for legislative approval, aligning with the provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (1999, as amended). The confirmed officials include Engr. Dr. Mohammed Sharu as chairman, Engr. Dr. Maiwada S. Bello as commissioner for enforcement and consumer affairs, and Dr. Muhammad Ameen Shakur as commissioner for licensing and regulations.

Additionally, Engr. Jiro Ahmed Mohammed has been appointed as the commissioner for rural electricity access management, with Adamu Nagogo serving as the commissioner for finance and administration. The speaker commended the appointees, urging them to leverage their extensive experience to enhance the development of Niger State in their respective roles.

In conclusion, the Niger State House of Assembly has validated the new leadership of the NSERC, highlighting the appointments of individuals with notable qualifications. The Governor’s adherence to constitutional protocols during the nomination process reflects a commitment to transparent governance. As these new appointees embark on their responsibilities, their prior experience is expected to contribute positively to the advancement of electricity regulation in Niger State.

Original Source: leadership.ng