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    Kogi Assembly confirms 15 new commissioner

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    Olu Samuel, Lokoja

    Kogi State House of Assembly has confirmed the screening of 15 commissioner which was presented by the new Governor Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo.

    The new Commissioners confirmed by the eight Assembly are Engr Farouk Danlami Yusuf, Barr Salami Ozigi-Deedat, Basiru Abubakar Gegu, Dr Adams Abdulaziz, Engr Joseph Oluwasegun Stephen .

    Others are SAN Muizideen Yinusa Abdullahi, Rabiatu Okute, Hon Kingsley Fanwo, Fatima Momoh, Engr Mohammed Yusuf, Timothy Ojoma, Sunday Faleke, Mr Abanika Taye, Asiwaju Idris Asiru, and Engr
    Mohammed Adbulmutalib.

    The Speaker kogi state house of Assembly. Rt. Hon Aliyu Umar Yusuf urged the Commissioners to work hard for the development of the state.

    The confirmned Commissioners are expected to be sworn in on Wednesday alongside other kitchen cabinet members announced on Saturday.

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