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Yobe State Chief Judge, Nabaruma Is Dead

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The Chief Judge of Yobe State, Justice Musa Nabaruma, is dead.

A family member of the late Chief Judge, Hussaini Nabaruma, confirmed this to Channels Television on Tuesday.

According to him, Justice Nabaruma died on Monday night after a protracted illness at the National Hospital in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

He served as the Chief Judge of Yobe for about nine years – the longest in the state.

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Justice Nabaruma was appointed in 2011 by the immediate past governor of the state, Ibrahim Gaidam.

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