Taraba governor appoints Bako Benjamin as special aide

Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State has appointed Benjamin Bako as a Special Aide.
Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State has appointed Benjamin Bako as a Special Aide.

The Governor of Taraba State, Agbu Kefas, has appointed Benjamin Bako, a seasoned unionist, human rights advocate, and distinguished businessman, to his administration. This highly anticipated appointment has been met with widespread jubilation, particularly among the Jukun people.


Bako, a scholar of Business Administration and Chairman of the prestigious Royal Acres Homes And Properties Ltd in Lagos, has been a prominent figure in Nigeria’s political landscape, serving as a vocal advocate for the Jukun people. Despite being based in Lagos, he has consistently demonstrated a deep interest in Taraba State’s political affairs, leveraging his extensive network and influence to shape the state’s political trajectory.

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As a close friend and protégé of Governor Kefas, Bako is renowned for his humility, strategic approach, and unwavering passion for his people. With nearly two decades of leadership experience, he has earned the respect and admiration of his peers and followers.

Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State appoints seasoned unionist and businessman Benjamin Bako as Special Aide.
Governor Agbu Kefas (pictured) will be expecting much from his new Special Aide and seasoned businessman Benjamin Bako.

Bako’s appointment is widely regarded as a welcome development, poised to bring significant value to the Kefas administration. Bako’s extensive private sector experience, garnered from his successful business ventures in Lagos, will undoubtedly enhance the government’s efforts to achieve more.


The excitement surrounding his appointment is palpable, with supporters nationwide celebrating the choice of a leader who embodies the qualities of a true statesman. As Bako prepares to join the government, expectations are high that he will harness his vast expertise and connections to drive meaningful change and progress for Taraba State and its people.

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Reacting to this development, Bako expressed gratitude to Governor Kefas for counting him worthy to serve the people of Taraba in his administration. He further promised to do all within his capacity to serve wholeheartedly and promote Taraba State positively in all his endeavours.

Bako’s appointment was conveyed in a statement by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Gebon Timothy Kataps, unveiling the names of 61 additional aides following the appointment of 133 persons the previous week.

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