Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Permanent Secretary Maikomo, marking the second high-ranking civil servant to die in the state within a short period.
The governor described the late permanent secretary as a dedicated public servant who contributed significantly to the development of Taraba State’s civil service.
In an official statement, Governor Kefas praised Maikomo’s professionalism, integrity, and commitment to excellence throughout his years of service.
He noted that the deceased played crucial roles in various government initiatives, leaving behind a legacy of hard work and administrative competence.
The governor extended his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family, colleagues, and the entire civil service community, urging them to take solace in Maikomo’s impactful life.
The sudden death has sent shockwaves through the state’s civil service, with many describing it as a significant loss to Taraba’s governance structure.
Colleagues remembered Maikomo as a mentor who nurtured younger officers and championed efficiency in public service delivery.
The state government has declared a period of mourning while making arrangements to honour the late permanent secretary’s contributions.
This incident follows the recent demise of another permanent secretary in the state, raising concerns about the welfare of senior civil servants.
Governor Kefas has directed relevant agencies to investigate possible health and stress-related factors affecting top government officials while promising improved welfare packages for civil servants.
The government has also announced plans to immortalise Maikomo’s name in recognition of his service to Taraba State.
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