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Gov Sule swears in eight new Commissioners, Permanent Secretaries, others

By: Samson Osuo-Lafia.

Governor Abdullahi Sule of November State, on Wednesday Sworn in 8 New Commissioners, 6 Permanent Secretaries and 11 Special Advisers.

Also sworn in was One new Member of State Judicial Service Commission as well as One new Member of the State Independent Electoral Commission.

The event which took place at the Aliyu Akwe Doma Hall in the State Government House was massively attended by people from within and outside the State.

Speaking at the event, Governor Abdullahi Sule, said the appointment and Swearing in of the appointees was aimed at strengthening Government institution for optimal services to the people of the State.

The governor who reiterated his administration’s resolve to attract more democratic dividends for the benefit of the people, appealed to Citizens of the area to remain peaceful at all times.

He called on the new appointees to respect government Policies, put the interest of the State at heart and work for its growth.

The new Commissioners are, Muhammad Habeeb Nagogo for Tertiary and Technical Education, Ahmed Yakubu Mohammed for Budget and Economic Planning, Mohammed Baba Shehu for NGOs and Disaster Management, Mohammed Iyimoga for Agriculture and Security.

Others are, Rebecca Adamu Kpadji for Women Affairs, Social Development and Humanitarian Matters, Nawani Aboki- for Information, Culture and Tourism, Jibil Abdullahi Ibrahim for Youths and Sport Development and Ashefo Daniel Paul for Commissioner Lands and Survey and Physical Planning.

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