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Gov Bello dissolves Niger cabinet

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Governor Abubakar Bello

Governor Abubakar Bello of Niger on Wednesday dissolved the State Executive Council.

This was announced in a statement by Mr Jibril Ndace, Chief Press Secretary to the Governor.

Bello, however, retained the three newly-appointed commissioners in the ministries of tourism and culture; mineral resources and livestock and fishery.

The governor directed all the permanent secretaries of the affected ministries to take charge until new appointments were made.

The statement further said that the weekly executive council meetings had been suspended until a new cabinet would be put in place.

Bello thanked the former members of his cabinet for their contributions, support and commitment to the actualisation of his Restoration Agenda and wished them success in their future endeavour.

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