Mr Tinubu’s party man and ally, Muhammadu Buhari, ruled the country for eight years.
In a statement by Crusoe Osagie, the governor’s spokesman, the appointment is with immediate effect.
The Zamfara chapter of the All Progressives Congress has condemned the attack on its secretariat by protesters.
The bishops underscored the deteriorating economic conditions in Nigeria.
Mr Fintiri adjudged President Bola Tinubu of being tone deaf.
Mr Segibo said in an interview on Monday that chieftaincy tussles should not be used to fan the embers of discord.
Pastor Isa El-Buba has declared that protests in Plateau will continue after the curfew imposed by Governor Caleb Mutfwang is lifted.
“Now it is fit and proper to, once again, warn our citizens to be very vigilant. Those who seek to divide us are yet to give up,” said Mr Sanwo-Olu.
Alhassan Doguwa (APC, Kano) has called on Nigerians to hold governors responsible for the country’s problems, not just the federal government.
Mr Okupe was full of praise for Mr Tinubu’s government and harsh economic policies.
