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The Coalition of Civil Society Organizations (CCSO) has congratulated Alh. Ibrahim Atiku on his recent appointment as the Deputy Clerk to the National Assembly.
The congratulatory message was contained in a statement signed by CCSO’s National Sectary, Comrade Abdulfataye Mahmu, on Sunday.
Atiku’s appointment, according to the Coalition, comes as a testament to his unwavering dedication, exemplary professionalism, and outstanding contributions to the legislative arm of government.
“Alh. Ibrahim Atiku is a distinguished alumnus of some of the world’s most prestigious institutions, including Harvard University, Usman Danfodio University Sokoto, and Duke University in the USA. His academic portfolio is further enriched by certifications from the Nigerian Institute of Management and the West Africa Institute for Financial and Economic Management (WAIFEM), among others. These academic laurels reflect his commitment to continuous learning and professional excellence.
“Before his recent appointment, Alh. Ibrahim Atiku served as the Director of Finance and Accounts at the House of Representatives. Over the years, he has held several key positions within the Finance Department of the National Assembly, contributing significantly to its financial management and operational efficiency. His wealth of experience and visionary leadership have consistently enhanced the legislative processes and ensured the prudent management of public resources.
“We commend the National Assembly Service Commission for recognizing and rewarding excellence and competence in this critical appointment. The elevation of a seasoned professional like Alh. Ibrahim Atiku to this strategic position underscores the Commission’s commitment to strengthening the institutional capacity of the National Assembly.
“Once again, we congratulate Alh. Ibrahim Atiku on this well-deserved recognition and wish him resounding success as he assumes this new responsibility. We are confident that his tenure will usher in new levels of professionalism and efficiency in the legislative arm of government,” the statement read.
