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BREAKING: Gov Okowa Nominates Muoboghare, Golley, Ganagana, 5 Others For Appointment As Commissioners

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By Daniel Dafe

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta state has nominated eight new commissioners to fill the remaining ministries making a total of 26.

Recall that a total of 18 persons have been previously nominated, screened and inaugurated as commissioners.

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According to government sources, the names of the new 8 nominees were sent to the State house of Assembly on Tuesday.

Those nominated as Commissioners are

1. Prof Patrick Muoboghare

2. Hon Chika Ossai

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3. Rt. Hon. Basil Ganagana

4. Chief Emmanuel Amgbaduba

5. Dr Mondi Ononye

6. Hon. Ovie Oghoore

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7. Barr. (Mrs) Bridget Ayanfulu

8. Hon Solomon Golley

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