Danjuma Assumes Duty as Acting Finance Permanent Secretary as Omachi Retires at 60
By Pan Afric Reporters
Mohammed Sanusi Danjuma, FCNA, has assumed duty as Acting Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Finance following the retirement of Raymond Omenka Omachi from the Federal Civil Service upon attaining the mandatory retirement age of 60.
The Federal Ministry of Finance announced this in a press release dated October 28, 2026, signed by its Head of Media, Efe Ovuakporie, following a handover and valedictory ceremony held at the ministry’s headquarters in Abuja on Tuesday, October 27.
In his acceptance remarks, Danjuma expressed appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, and the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation for the opportunity to serve.
He pledged to build on his predecessor’s achievements, stressing that professionalism, accountability, discipline and teamwork would guide his administration of the ministry’s responsibilities.
Danjuma urged directors and staff to maintain effective communication, uphold due process and work collectively towards measurable results, while emphasising prudent resource management and improved service delivery.
He also commended Omachi for his contributions to the ministry, urging staff to sustain the cooperation and dedication necessary to achieve its mandate.
In his valedictory remarks, Omachi described his retirement as an emotional moment, likening the occasion to a family gathering shaped by years of professional relationships and shared experiences.
He expressed gratitude to President Tinubu, Oyedele and the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation for their support throughout his career, while appreciating colleagues and staff for their cooperation.
Omachi urged civil servants to remain committed to their duties, uphold the values of the Civil Service and continue working together in the national interest.
Speaking on behalf of the ministry’s management and staff, the Director of Human Resource Management, Aderonke Jaiyesimi, praised Omachi’s years of service and contributions, wishing him good health, peace and fulfilment in retirement.
The ceremony concluded with the cutting of a retirement cake in honour of Omachi’s retirement and 60th birthday, marking the end of his career in the Federal Civil Service.
