Rafiu Adeladan Retires as Permanent Secretary of Works

Rafiu Adeladan has officially retired from his position as the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Works, concluding a distinguished career characterized by dedication, professionalism, accessibility, and commitment to Nigeria. In a formal handover, he transferred the administration of the ministry to Alhaji Aminu Ahmed, the Director of Finance and Accounts, who will serve as the Director Overseeing Office of the Permanent Secretary (DOOPS) until a new permanent secretary is appointed.
During his farewell address, Adeladan expressed deep gratitude to the ministry's management and staff for their support and cooperation throughout his tenure. He encouraged the staff to uphold the ministry's core values and maintain a spirit of teamwork and professionalism.
Adeladan assured attendees that his retirement would not sever his ties with the ministry, promising to remain a supportive friend to the institution.
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