The President of the Tinubu Soccer has appointed several people into the government council from several federal universities, polytechnics and tertiary education in the country.
Special advisors about the media and publicity to the President, Bayo Onanuga, in a statement on Wednesday, said Hon. Chidi Nwogu from the IMO state was appointed as a member of the Aerospace African University and Aerospace Council, Abuja.
Folashade Kareem from the State of Kwara was appointed as the JOS University Council, the highlands, and Dipe Adeniyi from the state of Lagos, was appointed as a member of the Federal, Ikot-Abasi, Akwa-Ibom University of Technology Council.
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Others are – Akimo Umoh, Akwa IBOM, Members, Council of Federal Technology University, Babura, Jigawa; Buahunde Jinadu, Lagos State, Members, Abubakar Tafawa University Council Balewa, State Bauchi, and Mr. Chijioke Okeifufe, from the state of Enugu, Members, Federal University Council, Dutse, State Jigawa.
Likewise, the President appointed Hon. Babatunde Oolokun, Ogun, and Hon. Isah Ambaka, Nasarawa State, as a member, Federal University Council, Kashere, State Gombe; Olusegun Ategbole, Ondo State, Members, Federal University Council, Wukari, Taraba.
President Tinubu also appointed Hon. Isa Song, Adamawa, and Hon. Bernard Miko, Rivers, as a member of the Council, Federal University, Gashua, Yobe; Bpk. Muyideen Balogun, Ogun, Members, Federal University of Health Sciences, Ila Orangun, Osun.
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