Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, on Tuesday, swore in 21 new commissioners, charging them to align with his administration’s vision of repositioning the state for growth and development.
Speaking at the ceremony, Governor Okpebholo urged the commissioners to deliver results that would convince the world that Edo State was on a new path.
“You must key into this administration to prove to the world that a new Edo has risen,” he declared.
Those sworn in include Barr. Vincent Osas Uwadia, Etin-osa Ogbeiwi, Saturday Uwuilekhue Idehen (JP), Charity Amayaenvbo, Barr. Nosa Adams, Yakubu Oshiorenua, Felix Akhabue, Prof. Omorodion Ignatius, and Ohimai Ehijimetor.
Others are Eugenia Abdallah, Godwin Afekokhe Eshieshi, Prince Kassim Afegbua, Dr. Jerry Uwangue, Mr. John Akhigbe, Festus Ebea, Dr. Elizabeth Ebosele, Dr. Kenneth Okoruwa Ihensekhien, and Barr. Usenbo Paul Ehigie.
In addition to the commissioners, Okpebholo also swore in chairmen and members of key state boards and commissions.
They include the Edo State Bursary and Scholarship Board, the Senior Secondary Education Board, the Edo State Law Reform Commission, the Edo State Lottery Regulatory Commission, and the Edo State Ecological Funding and Management Commission.
Naijaonpoint reports that the governor reiterated that his administration was committed to repositioning Edo for sustainable development.
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