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The Kano State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission (PCACC) has given retired civil servants still occupying government offices 48 hours to vacate, warning that those who continue to receive salaries after retirement will be investigated.
The commission also directed all Permanent Secretaries and Directors of Administration in the state civil service to submit, before Friday, October 10, 2026, lists of officers who had retired by age or years of service but were still occupying government offices.
In a statement issued in Kani and signed by its Acting Executive Chairman, Hafsat Ada’u Kutama, the commission said the action followed a directive by the Head of Civil Service in Circular No. 10/2026, dated October 6, 2026, directing all retired officers to hand over immediately.
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