MD/CE of NDIC, Bello Hassan (2nd left) presenting NDIC research publications to the Executive Governor of Gombe State, HE, Alhaji Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya (3rd left) while Director, Communication & Public Affairs NDIC, Bashir A. Nuhu (1st left); Chief of Staff to Gombe State Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Inuwa Kari (4th left); Executive Director, Operations, NDIC, Mustapha Mohammed Ibrahim (2nd right) and Deputy Director, MD/CE’s Office NDIC, Iliyasu Sani watch during courtesy call to the Governor before the opening ceremony of the 2021 NDIC FICAN Workshop in Gombe.
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