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I'm playing as a gestalt empire and my ruler cannot be a governor, neither can my nodes. So I never take traits to apply to governorship of a planet, because they cannot be governors.
But they're all councillors so I dunno why it says this. I only get this warning for my ruler, all my nodes can take whatever traits they want, but my ruler? I get this message.
As far as the game is concerned a empires ruler is just a normal scientist/commander/official. They likely didn't make a exception for a hive mind ruler. So that is why you gets those warnings.
As far as I know only an empire-empire will have generated leaders/rulers. Democracies, dictatorships and corporations can get rulers out of the current pool. That means that your your new ruler could've indeed been your councilor before. Only within an actual empire your ruler wouldn't be part of the council as far as I remember.
Does he have the capacity to fill those skills? I ask because council members don't benefit from a propensity to wander; it mixes up the job tasks and gets in the way of filling the job of that high-level administration meetings; or the like.