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Plateau: Gov Mutfwang sacks five Commissioners

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Governor of Plateau state, Caleb Mutfwang, has sacked five Commissioners and replaced them immediately in a cabinet reshufflement.

In a press statement signed by the Secretary to the State Government and made available to Daily independent in Jos On Tuesday, Samuel Jatau said, the Commissioners afftected were among others, Chrysanthus Dawam for Budget and Economic Planning and Obed Goselle for Science and Technology.

Others are Jamila Tukur for Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Hospitality, Noel Nkup for Ministry of Youths and Sports Development and Sule Musa for Commerce and Industry.

The affected Commissioners were replaced with Joyce Ramnap, Sunday Alex, Slyvanus Dongtoe, Nicolas Bamnong and Cornelius Doeyok.

The statement further extends Governor Caleb Mutfwang’s appreciation and best wishes in their future endeavours.

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