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Gombe Governor appoints 2 Special Advisers, Director General 

Gombe state Governor, Alhaji Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has approved the appointment of 2 Special Advisers and a Director General. 

The new appointees are:

1. Group Captain Bitrus P. Bilal ( Rtd)
- Special Adviser on Development Control, Compliance and Enforcement 

2. Prince Chidebelu Cornelius Ewuzie
-Special Adviser on Inter- Community Relations 

3. Dr. Muazu Shehu 
Director- General 
Research and Documentation 

The appointments, which take immediate effect, are in recognition of their track records of achievements, experience, loyalty and commitment to service. 

The Secretary to the state Government, Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi who conveyed the appointments on behalf of Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, congratulated the new Special Advisers and the Director-General, urging them to bring to bear their wealth of experience in the discharge of their duties in their respective offices.

Ismaila Uba Misilli 
Senior Special Assistant 
( Media and Publicity)

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