Governors Serve Five-Year Terms, Remain in Office Until Successor Appointed, with Resignation Possible via Presidential Notice

A Governor serves at the President's discretion, with a standard five-year term from the date of assuming office. The Governor may resign by written notice to the President. Notably, even after the term's expiration, the Governor continues to hold office until a successor takes charge, ensuring administrative continuity in the gubernatorial position.

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