Caleb Mutfwang, the governor of Plateau State, has nominated 136 individuals to serve as his special assistants.
The governor made this announcement on Friday night in a statement that was signed by Gyang Bere, his director of press and public affairs.
According to the statement, there were eight positions available for each of the appointees among the state’s 17 local governments.
Even while their names didn’t have any ministries associated with them, the statement did say that their local government councils would inform them of their positions.
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“The appointees, whose names are mentioned below are the first batch,” the statement continued. They will start taking on their obligations right away.
“Hon. Dalyop Pin, Miss Nyam Jemima, Miss Patience Ufwalal, Dachomo Sunday, Shim Malau, Dabot Dung, Mr. Pam Nuhu, and Mr. Samson Chuwang were a few of the appointees.
Others were Sunday Wada, Gimbia Tahu, Yahaya Ibrahim, Atoyi Daniel, Katuk Ahamdu, Ughili Agaji, and Aaron Jamo.
