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Gov Mutfwang sacks five commissioners in Plateau
The Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, has sacked five commissioners in his cabinet.
The Secretary to the State Government, Mr. Samuel Jatau, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday in Jos.
He listed the sacked commissioners as Mr. Chrysanthus Dawam (Budget and Economic Planning), Mr. Noel Nkup (Youth and Sports Development), Jamila Tukur (Tourism, Culture and Hospitality), Prof. Obed Goselle (Science and Technology), and Mr. Sule Haruna (Commerce).
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Jatau added that the governor had nominated five persons to fill the positions.
“The nominees are Mrs. Joy Ramnap, Dr. Sunday Alex, Slyvanus Dongtoe, Dr. Nicolas Bamnong, and Cornelius Doeyok,” the SSG said.
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