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Governor Ishaku Appoints Additional Advisers



His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Taraba State, Arc. Darius Dickson Ishaku has approved the appointment of additional Special Advisers.

They are...
Hamsu Ali Jukun, Gashaka, Micah Danbaba, Bali, Balarabe Sa'ad Bali, Sunday Yusuf, Karim Lamido, Andrew Luka Zanya, Zing, Davoro Titus Zing, Yusuf N. Jabong Yorro, Zakari Buba Nyala Yorro, Sabo Wuriam Lau, Kurutsi Yakubu
Tuktur, Ussa, Musa Obadiah Donga, Obadiah Audu Makong Jalingo, Oliver Suleiman Karim Lamido, Barrister Bawa Pyiki Ussa, Tina Musa Ussa, Shamaki Garba Ashifa Ussa, Dr. Alfred Kobiba SDG, Lau, Mohammud Jibil Bade Bali, Dr. Ibrahim Sale Bali, Stephen Ibrahim Agya Kurmi, Musa Karamti Gashaka, Chief'Terter Sha'aka Donga, Jerry Tyolanga Gasssol, Yakubu S. Yakubu Takum and Bitrus Dan Maigona Wukari,

Others are Kura Kuranson Donga, Badamasi Bala Donga, Komi
Tbrahim Donga, Eric U.J. Yohanna Donga, Rebecca Manasseh Takum, Atem Ansho Takum, Dennis O. Nev. Takum, Daniel Tsokwa, Takum, Simon Agbu Sengha Wukari, Magaji Habu, Wukari, Johnson Lumi Wukari, Adi Agbu Sweater, Wukari, Hikon Joseph Wukari, Tukura Bashir, Gassol, Dr. John S. Kankani Danjuma Wukari, Ahidjo Musa, Takum, Bala
Mohammed Takum, Ali Yuguda Takum, Baba Ahmed Bako Takum, Daniel Likam Takum, Joshua F.B Maigoge Bali, BitrusnYakubu Ibi, Uzeru Sule Haman Ibi, Yohanna Adaki Ussa, Barr. Nurnri-ma Dashe, Ussa, Helen Douglas Donga, Elizabeth Smith, Yangtu Special Development Area, Mairo Tafida, Karim Lamido, Dorathy Shaba Bali and Bala Dan Abu Media and Publicity.

Hon. Joshua Augustine Remains the Care Taker Committee Chairman, Karim Lamido Local Government Council.

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