Career and education
He graduated cum laude from the University of North Sumatra (USU) in 2008 in the field of spatial planning, having previously completed a Master of Management (S-2) on the same campus, he is also a graduate of APDN and Institute of Government (IIP), and has attended educational classes of Sepadya, Sepanas, trap Lemhannas.
He was district office staff in Pahae Jae and Siborongborong, Head of Social and Cultural Development Agency, Head of Department of Revenue, Government Affairs Assistant / Ekbang and Head of Planning, all in North Tapanuli, then Sekwilda in Dairi, North Tapanuli regent, as well as the Head of Information and the Head of Planning and last as Province Secretary of North Sumatra.
He reached the highest peak of a career as Provincial Secretary North Sumatra in 2008.
At the end of 2012 RE Nainggolan forward to the election of Governor of North Sumatra (PILGUBSU) as Deputy Governor Candidates accompany Amri Tambunan, North Sumatra Governor Candidates.
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