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JUST IN: Prominent Government Appointee ‘Baba Impossible’ Sacked

Baba Impossible and Dr Nazifi Bichi

Baba Impossible and Dr Nazifi Bichi

Muhammad Tahar Adam, aka Baba Impossible, the Kano state commissioner for religious affairs, has been relieved of his duties.

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Muhammad Garba, the state commissioner for information and internal affairs, stated in a statement issued on Saturday, December 31, that the removal was effective immediately.

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He stated that the commissioner and state executive council member was fired because of his unprofessional demeanor as a public servant in a sensitive position, as well as unguarded utterances.

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Mr Garba also stated that he was discovered running his office’s affairs as personal business and even unilaterally reducing working days for the ministry’s staff, exempting Wednesdays and Fridays.

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Apart from operating without due consultation, Baba Impossible has not been loyal to the government, according to the commissioner.

He also stated that Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has already submitted to the state House of Assembly the name of a nominee, Dr. Nazifi Ishaq Bichi of Bayero University, Kano, as a replacement for screening and appointment as a new commissioner.

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According to the statement, the governor wished the sacked commissioner the best of luck in his future endeavors.

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