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Gov. Ishaku Approves the reconstruction of TSBS Board, Appoint More Aides

Gov. Darius Ishaku 
Taraba State Governor, Arc. Darius Dickson Ishaku has approved the reconstruction of the Board of Taraba State Broadcasting Services TSBS.
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In a release signed by the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Darius Ishaku, Hassan Mijiyawa, the reconstituted Board has Barr. Danjuma Anyeze as the Board Chairman, while Elder Ukaa Ukondo, Mr. Nedison Balanko are to serve as members.

Other members of the Board as included in the release are Alhaji Ubale Yaroji and Mathew Komande.
In the same vein, Governor Darius Ishaku has also reconstituted the Board of the Taraba Sports Council, and it would be chaired by Alhaji Abubakar Habu Sani Kona.
Other members of the Board of Taraba State Sports Council as contained in the release are, Alhaji Dahiru Goro, Alhaji Ibrahim Indiana and Mr. Dan Gadin Andenira.
Also part of the Board members included Mrs. Beatrice Njoka Thomas, Mr. Sylvester Nwuche, and Barr. Mohammed Bello Ahmed Esq.
Similarly, Arc. Darius Dickson Ishaku has approved the appointment of Mr. Tony Baba Suleiman as Senior Special Assistant on information, while Alhaji Yusuf Gori Tanimu and Alhaji Usman Biri Njawe as special Assistants.

-Tababavoices

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