According to him, Governor Nwifuru challenged the newly appointed officials with viewing their appointments as a call to selfless service and making substantial contributions to the consolidation of the administration’s People’s Charter of Needs agenda.
Chidiebere Onya was reassigned from the Ministry of Solid Mineral Development to the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development, and Dr. Ngozi Obichukwu was transferred from the Ministry of Aviation to the Ministry of Special Projects.
Hon. Sylvester Nwenu Nwite, one of the recently sworn-in commissioners, will lead the Ministry of Environment, while Professor Omari Omaka will serve as Commissioner for Tertiary Education.
Professor Ajuka Obasi Nwogo was transferred from the Ministry of Market Development to the Ministry of Skill Acquisition, while Okwu Oko Udu was reassigned to the Ministry of Market Development.
Similarly, Magnus Chinedu Nka was transferred from the Ministry of Water Resources to the Ministry of Solid Mineral Development, and Victor Uzoma Chukwu from the Ministry of Environment to the Ministry of Water Resources.
Prince Richard Idike was transferred from the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development to the Ministry of Capital City and Urban Development, and Sunday Elechi Inyima was transferred from the Ministry of Capital City and Urban Development to the Ministry of Project Management.
Rabiu Kwankwaso, the vice presidential candidate of the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC), has asked the party’s supporters, particularly those linked with the Obident and Kwankwasiyya movements, to remain calm and wait for further action from the party.
Kwankwaso, a former presidential candidate for the New Nigerian Peoples Party (NNPP), made this assertion in an interview published on X on Wednesday.