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The Kano State Head of Service, Alh. Usman Bala, has denied claim insinuating that he was frustrated by some powerful members of Kwankwasiyya to bow out of the New Nigeria Peoples Party administration.
Incidentally, Bala was retained to continue serving in his capacity as HoS by the new government of NNPP, the position he presently served until the news of his sudden retirement filtered without official announcement. “As a civil servant, you don’t expect me to start calling press conference to say I am going on retirement. No, we don’t do that. It is only the government that employ me that has the right of knowledge and not a public issue.
“I joined the civil service based on my volition and if I want to leave, the government will rather accept my position to leave. So, nobody forced me to retire and it is not a crime to serve in Ganduje’s administration and continued service in the NNPP government. All civil servants do the same because we have tenured employment and we are required to be loyal and committed to any government of the day.
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