APC Governor Sacks Additional 8 Appointees (Full List)

In a significant cabinet reshuffle, Abdullahi Sule, the Governor of Nasarawa State, has made changes by removing eight Special Advisers and appointing nine new aides.

This decision follows just two days after the governor dismissed six commissioners from their positions, as reported by Naija News.

The updates were communicated through a statement released on Friday by Shuaibu Magaji Labaran, SAN, the Secretary to the Government of Nasarawa State.

In the statement, the governor emphasized that these changes are aimed at enhancing service delivery and improving governance throughout the state.

The Special Advisers relieved of their appointments are Lawal Yakubu Karshi, Danlami Lawal Moroa, Haruna Kasimu Idris, Gambo Abdullahi, Muhammadu Usman Shege, Ibrahim Shekarau Dahiru, Moses Utondo and Elsie Monday.

The latest development comes barely 48 hours after Sule removed six commissioners from his cabinet, in a move that has further fuelled speculation about a wider restructuring of his administration.

The governor, however, did not give specific reasons for the removal of the eight Special Advisers.

At the same time, Sule approved the appointment of nine new Special Advisers.

The new appointees have been assigned portfolios covering various areas of governance, with their appointments spread across different local government areas of the state.

The newly appointed aides are Barrister David Moyi Sule, Special Adviser on Humanitarian Service, representing Obi Local Government Area; Jafaru Ango, Special Adviser on Public Works, representing Karu; and Ado Dauda, Special Adviser on Social Investment, representing Kokona.

Others are Abdullahi Angibi, Special Adviser on Political Affairs, representing Lafia; Prince Nuhu Dauda Shege, Special Adviser on Rural Development, representing Toto; and Joseph Attah, Special Adviser on Information and Orientation, representing Doma.

The list also includes Dr Felix Upav Saaior, Special Adviser on Education, representing Obi; Peter Mbucho, Special Adviser on Health, representing Akwanga; and Idris Suleiman Dansauka, Special Adviser on Chieftaincy Affairs, representing Keffi.

The state government said the date for the swearing-in of the newly appointed Special Advisers would be announced later.