By Abdulkareem Haruna

In a move met with widespread acclaim, Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State has reappointed Abdullahi Bego to the Ministry of Information and Culture.

This decision marks the return of a seasoned communicator and astute administrator to a position he once held with distinction. Bego’s reappointment indicates Governor Buni’s confidence in his ability to lead the ministry and drive its strategic objectives forward.

A veteran journalist with over two decades of experience, Bego is no stranger to the world of media and communication. He began his career as a reporter for the Daily Trust newspaper, where he, through hard work, steadily rose through the ranks to become an editor. His tenure at the Daily Trust was marked by his incisive reporting, insightful analysis, and unwavering commitment to the truth.

In 2007, Bego was invited to serve as the media spokesman to the then-Yobe State Governor. This appointment marked the beginning of his journey in public service, and he quickly made a name for himself as an effective communicator and able administrator.

Bego’s ability to navigate the complex terrain of politics and media relations earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues and peers.

In 2014, Bego was appointed Director General of Media Affairs for Yobe State. In this role, he was responsible for managing the state government’s communication strategy and ensuring that its policies and programs were effectively communicated to the public.

Bego’s tenure has several notable achievements, including the establishment of a vibrant social media presence for the state government

In 2021, Governor Buni appointed Bego as the Commissioner for Wealth Creation, Empowerment, and Employment Generation. This was a testament to Bego’s versatility and ability to adapt to new challenges. In this role, Bego oversaw the implementation of several innovative programs aimed at creating jobs and empowering the people of Yobe State.

Throughout his career, Bego has demonstrated a deep understanding of the power of communication and its ability to shape public opinion and drive positive change. His return to the Ministry of Information is seen as a positive development by many, who believe that his experience and expertise will help to revitalize the ministry and enhance its effectiveness.

Above all, Bego’s reappointment indicates Governor Buni’s commitment to building a solid and effective communication team with Bego at the ministerial level and the one and only Manman Mohammed as DG Press a a Media Affairs at the Government House. With his wealth of experience and proven track record, Bego is well-positioned to lead the Ministry of Information and help shape the narrative of Yobe State.

So, as Bego embarks on this new chapter in his career, I know he brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and dedication. His return to the Ministry of Information is a welcome development, and it is anticipated that he will continue to make significant contributions to the development and progress of Yobe State.