Okorocha moves State Ministries To LGA’s .As Council Elections Holds Jan 2018

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By Orji Sampson

The Imo State Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha has revealed plans to move some of the State Ministries to the Local Government Areas for effective and efficient operations.

Speaking during the swearing-in ceremony of the newly appointed commissioners and 27 TC Chairmen at the Imo International Conference Center IICC, Owerri yesterday he said he has finished with remodeling Owerri the capital city and must shift attention develop the rural areas.

Okorocha who explained that part of the reasons he has neglected the CGC government was because of the recession adding that now it’s over every CGC should go home with N10,000 and that the rescue mission government has concluded plans to move the Ministry of Agriculture to Ngor Okpala, Ministry of Industry to Oguta lake and Ministry of Niger Delta to Ohaji/ Egbema LGAs.

While denying not having any political ambition ahead 2019, Governor Okorocha said he only wants to go home and take care of his children saying that earthly leadership is transient and that no one should hold it rigidly arguing that where as Imolites see tomorrow, he Okorocha sees hundred years to come, “and that’s the difference between me and you people,” Okorocha maintained.

Meanwhile, the Imo State Governor Owelle Okorocha has declared that the Imo State Local Government Elections may hold in January,2019.

Making the revelation at the IICC, Owerri yesterday, Okorocha who did not specifically say the exact date however assured that since the court case which according to him has been delaying the election ends by first week of January 2018, the council elections would hold later.

 

 

 

Names of Commissioners and their Portfolios;

  1. Chief Ojinere Emmanuel –Trade and Investments
  2. Hon Lasbery Okaforanyanwu-Transport
  3. Jerry Okolie – Rural Development& Chairman Rural Lands
  4. Mrs Getrude Oduka – Primary &Secondary Education
  5. Mrs Josephine Udorji –Works
  6. Barr Ibediro Emmanuel- Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs
  7. Dr Martins Ohiri- Sports
  8. Barr Lady Ugochi Nnanna-Okoro –Agric and Food Security.
  9. Dr John Achilike – Internal Resources and Pension Matters
  10. Blessing Nwamerenini – Labour and Poverty Alleviation
  11. Emeka Benjamin – Special Duties
  12. Barr Mrs Ngozi Njoku – Gender and Social Development
  13. Hon Iyke Njoku – Public Utilities, Planing and Budget
  14. Engr Mark Uchendu – Associate Comm For Lands
  15. Prof Nnamdi Obiareri – Information
  16. Chief Cyril Okafor – Tourism
  17. Dr Ernest Nwaigbo – Inter Government Affairs and Donor Agencies
  18. Hon Barr Obinna Mbata- Finance
  19. Chief Jones Uzoka – Niger Delta Affairs
  20. Lady Joy Mbawuike –Informal Sector and Market Development
  21. Dr Mrs Angela Uwakem – Health
  22. Hon Chidi Nwaturuocha – Public Safety
  23. Hon Ifeanyi Onwueyiagba – Youth Development and Parks
  24. Hon Dom Mgbeanulu – Environment and Natural Resources
  25. Chief Louis Duru – CGC and Traditional Affairs
  26. Prof Florence Emenalo – Tertiary Education
  27. Chief Emma Buka Iwuanyanwu – Science Technology and Vocation Education.
  28. Hon Barr Tony Umezuruike – Housing