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GOMBE STATE GOVT MOURNS THE UNTIMELY DEMISE OF PERMANENT SECRETARY POLOMA. (PHOTO).


Gombe State Government Mourns the Untimely Demise of Permanent Secretary Poloma

In a tragic turn of events, Barrister Poloma, the Permanent Secretary of the Gombe State Government House, passed away at the age of 60, just one week before his scheduled retirement. Poloma's death has left the government and the community grieving the loss of a dedicated and experienced administrator.

Governor Muhammadu Yahaya expressed deep sorrow and extended his condolences to Poloma's family and loved ones. In a press statement signed by the Director-General of Press Affairs, Ismaila Misilli, Governor Yahaya described Poloma as a seasoned and invaluable member of the civil service.

Barrister Poloma, who had served as the Permanent Secretary for three different administrations in Gombe State, was set to retire after a long and illustrious career. Unfortunately, he succumbed to a brief illness in the early hours of Sunday, October 8, 2023, as confirmed by his family.

The statement highlighted Poloma's significant contributions to the development of both the civil service and the state as a whole. The entire Gombe State Government mourns his loss and acknowledges the immense impact he had on governance.

While everyone had been eagerly anticipating Poloma's well-deserved retirement celebration, fate had other plans. However, his legacy as an exceptional public servant and his dedication to the progress of Gombe State will endure and be cherished.

 

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