Hon. Member Judicial Service Commission

Member Judicial Service Commission

Hon. Bala Muhammad Magaji

Hon. Member
Judicial Service Commission

HON BALA MUHAMMAD MAGAJI – was born on 15 November, 1947 at Gombe local government Gombe state, He started his early Education at Gombe Tudun- Wada primary school 1958 -1964 then Bauchi teachers college Grade 2 Certificate 1965 – 1969, and advance teachers college Zaria (Now federal college of education) 1971 – 1974 He also attended Ahmed Bello University Zaria 1975 – 1978 he also attended a course on Public relations Development Organization by the Nigerian Institute of public Relations 1990,and also attended Reston VA USA.

WORKING EXPERIEANCE

Started his working career as young cropper for mandatory one year service then he work as a teacher at former Gombe N.A at Tudun wada Primary school Gombe 1970 – 1971 he rose to the position of principle, He then moved to Bauchi state as Deputy Director School services ministry of Education 1985 – 1987, he also appointed as hon commissioner ministry of higher education Gombe state, he moved to bauchi state as a Director/Executive Secretary Muslim Pilgrims’ Welfare Board, 1987-1992, he moved to Gombe as director Admin and finance ministry of education and youth development ,Gombe state 1996 – 1997 ,He also work as a permanent secretary to Gombe state government 1996 -2003 he also appointed as secretary to the Gombe state government 2003 – 2007,he moved to the fedral level where he served as a federal commissioner national population commission and presently he is a member of judicial service commission Gombe state 2018 to date.

HON BALA MUHAMMAD MAGAJI – served in various capacities in both Legal and General Duties also attendants many Seminars/ Workshops and conferences.

WHO WE ARE Established in 2016, the Directorate of Research, Documentation and ICT was restructured and strengthened in 2020 by Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya as part of his efforts to pursue an evidence-based approach to public policy; establish a robust system of record keeping for planning and policy in the state; and increase the use of digital technology in public service delivery. The Directorate is headed by the Director-General Research and Documentation and it consists of three (3) sections namely: Research, Documentation and ICT. The research section is charged with the responsibility of gathering and analysing empirical data necessary for the formulation of policies, programs, projects and other day to day critical decisions of the Government. The documentation department is responsible for maintenance of modern data base of accurate records and information of government, while the ICT unit manages the digital infrastructure and process of the Government. Specific functions An outline of the functions of the sections under this Directorate is as follows:

Data collection and analysis on infrastructure requirements of all communities in the State in order of the communities’ priority;
Documentation of intertribal relations and conflicts in the State;
Development of a small but administratively functional library and archives for ease of reference as input to critical decisions;
Development of database on the achievements of the past and present administrations in the State;
Development of database on major security challenges and crime statistics with a view to enabling predictions for proactive purposes;
Conducting of opinion polls on critical political and social issues with a view to shaping Government’s political focus whenever the need arises;
Keeping a chronicle of events as they affect the lives of the various communities of the State;
Impact analysis of Government policies along the lines of acceptable performance indicators;
Keeping track of online information blogging same and drawing Government’s attention;
Updating the Gombe State Website and developing synergy with other popular sites with a view to advertising the State website;
Establish and maintain a small cybercafé for use by Government House staff and other Ministries, Departments and Agencies whenever the need arises;
Training of Government House Computer Operators on relevant software and maintenance of Government House computers and internet facilities;
Keeping a data bank of curriculum vitae of all relevant Citizens of the State.

In carrying out the duties outlined above, the department adopts the following methods:

Collaboration with Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs);
Raising teams drawn from within and outside the State Civil Service to work on particular issue(s);
Collaboration with reputable relevant consultants; Library and field research to be carried out by the office; and
Any other method(s) within the rules developed from time to time by the office as necessitated by issues at stake.

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