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Uzodimma Inaugurates Boards Of Four Agencies

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Gov Hope Uzodimma on Tuesday inaugurated the newly constituted governing boards of civil service commission , local government service commision,imo state universal basic education board at the exco chambers of imo state Government house.

Speaking at the event, Uzodimma said that critical measures were taken to ensure that integrity test was not compromised on their appointments.

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” I have taken time to ensure that qualified and competent men and women are been appointed to serve in these sensitive positions of authority, through which very consequential decisions affecting the people of imo state will be taken.

Gov Hope Uzodimma added that expectations are on the high side for them to deliver and warn that he wouldn’t hesitate to relieve anybody found wanting .

“As I already explained , you are expected to make consequential decisions on behalf of the goverment, that means you must be manifestly circumspect and conscientious in all that you do.

On our part, the goverment will avail you of all the necessary tools and resources to help you execute your assignments.

members of the newly inaugurated boards were

Civil service commision

1.Mrs Julie onyeukwu-chairman

2.Mrs Chima mmerenini-member

3.Mr Victor Onyeagocha-member

4.Ugoeze Dr Victoria onyenekwu-member

Imo basic education

  1. Her Excellency,Dr lady Ada okwuonu -chairman
  2. Hon Bright nwachukwu-member
  3. Mrs Catherine chika njoku-member
  4. Engr Alexander ogbazuo-member

5.chief chidiebere Egbu – secretary

Imo internal revenue

  1. Chief Emeka udegbulem chairman
  2. Dr Lawrence nwado- member
  3. Mrs Grace ugwuegbu- member
  4. Dr Tony Nkemakolam member

Local government service commision

  1. Mrs Rosemary K.O izuogu chairman
  2. Mr chima Keke member
  3. Hon Sam aka member
  4. Dr Justin onyegbosi member.

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