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Governor Okowa Appoints Economic Adviser, Special Advisers

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Gov. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa

Delta State Governor Sen Ifeanyi Okowa today appointed Nine Special Advisers.

Those appointed are Hon Kingsley Emu as Chief Economic Adviser, Mr Omimi Esquire , Chief Isaac Anwuzia , Rt Hon Emmanuel Okoro, Hon Kelly Penawuo, Chief Andy Asawata, Chief Mrs Mary Iyasere, Chief Edwin Uzor, Chief Godwin Ogadi as Special Advisers.

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