Henry J reporting
Governor Monday Okpebholo has hit the ground running, making waves in Edo State with his impressive achievements within the first 10 days of office.
The light that will illuminate the space for which it was created is known from the very outset of its spark.
Thus, it is of no wonder that within the insignificant but very tangible ten days in office, Governor Senator Monday Okpebholo has begun a mind-blowing motorization of intended and purposeful governance
His impressive start is no surprise, given his commitment to effective governance.
The swift appointment of key figures, including Comrade Fred Itua as Chief Press Secretary, demonstrates his dedication to building a strong team.
Notable appointees include:
Barr. Umar Musa Ikilor: Secretary to the State Government.
Hon. Samson Osagie PhD:Attorney General and Commissioner of Justice.
Dr. Cyril Adams Oshiomohole: Commissioner for Health
Dr. Emmanuel Paddy Iyamu: Executive Chairman of Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB)
Lucky Enehita Inegbenehi: MD of State Waste Management Board
CP Friday Ibadin Rtd: State Corps Commander, Edo State Security Corps Governance
Engr Stainless M.I Ijeghede: MD Edo State Traffic Management Agency (EDSTMA).
Sir. Lucky Eseigbe Esq: MD, Edo State Public Building and Maintenance Agency
Engr Emmanuel Ehidiamen Okoebor: Hon. Commissioner of Finance
The ground flag up of the Ramat Park fly-over, a crucial transportation and communication project, showcases Governor Okpebholo’s vision for diversification and progress.
His bold move to dissolve the Governing Councils of core educational institutions aims to create a new apparatus aligned with his educational vision, underscoring his dedication to transformative leadership.
With such esteemed appointees, Edo State is poised for a new era of excellence.
As Governor Okpebholo’s administration unfolds, it’s important to maintain a sense of moral alliance and critically evaluate his progress.
His campaign promise to rebuild Ebomisi Secondary School is now a reality, with plans to complete the project within two months, restoring hope to the community and enabling students to return to learning.
Governor Okpebholo has indeed started well, promising to bring about the change Edo State desperately needs.
