Jumaini Haili is new director of DBKU
KUCHING: Jumaini Haili is the new director of Kuching North City Commission ( DBKU), taking over from Dr Saadiah Abdul Samat who has been appointed permanent secretary to the Ministry of Welfare, Women and Community Wellbeing.
Jumaini’s appointment took effect from yesterday. Prior to this, he was the principal deputy director of DBKU.
Datuk Bandar of DBKU Datuk Abang Abdul Wahap Abang Julai made the announcement at DKBU’s monthly assembly that was held at DBKU auditorium yesterday.
“As a pioneer in DBKU, I believe that Jumaini is very capable in taking over the post and to continue the legacy to spearhead the council as an excellent entity and to serve the people within its jurisdiction,” he said.
In his address, Abdul Wahap advised DBKU staff to continue their efforts to make Kuching City superior in all aspects.
“Let us continue to practise a working culture that allows us to enhance our spirit in DBKU and to always focus and be committed
As a pioneer in DBKU, I believe that Jumaini is very capable in taking over the post and to continue the legacy to spearhead the council as an excellent entity and to serve the people within its jurisdiction. Datuk Abang Abdul Wahap Abang Julai, Datuk Bandar of DBKU
to whatever direction we had strategised and planned,” he said.
Abdul Wahap called on all of his staff to continue giving their best services to the council and be willing to change and adapt themselves to their work environment.
“The world is dynamic and I am sure you can and continue to do your best. This is very important,” he reminded.
He welcomed a new senior officer to DBKU, Hasbi Suhaili, who had served at Pelita Holdings Sdn Bhd and five new staff members who joined as library assistants.
Later, he presented appreciation awards to 20 staff members who have served more than 25 years at the commission and two staff members who have retired.
Among those receiving the appreciation award was Padawan Municipal Council secretary Andrew Jores for his contribution to DBKU while serving there.
Meanwhile, in his short maiden speech at the assembly, Jumaini thanked the state government for his appointment as the sixth director of the commission.
At the same time, he hoped that all his colleagues would gave him the support and work together so as to achieve more for the commission and people they serve.