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NEWLY APPOINTED IMO PERM SECS TAKE OATH OF OFFICE, AS GOV. UZODIMMA CHARGES THEM ON DILIGENCE



His Excellency, Senator Hope Uzodimma on Tuesday has sworn-in 11 newly appointed Permanent Secretaries into office. 


Governor Hope Uzodimma while addressing them said that their appointment is a testimony of their proven knowledge and competence in their career, stressing that they attained the position on merit after they passed a competitive examination.


"I have come with a new order, which sees merit competence and diligence as the only criteria for attaining position of leadership. Any of you who play politics with his/her job will be treated as a saboteur, flee from corruption and nepotism for you to earn your career in glory". He said.


Responding on behalf of her colleagues (Mrs) Ekenze Edith expressed gratitude for the appointment, assured Gov. Uzodimma of their loyalty and diligence in making sure that all policies of the administration *are* achieved for the development of Imo State.


The list of the Newly *Sworn-in* Permanent Secretaries include: 

Ekenze Edith C. (Mrs), 

Chux-Okoro Morah 

Chidozie (Mrs), 

Obiyo Ifeanyi C. Udeh Reginald Osonwa (Rev),Akowundu Cletus Ndubuisi, Dr. Daniel John Ogacheko, Ogunsanya Bimbola, Onwuchi Sabina N. (Mrs),Nwaugo Nnenna Obiageri (Mrs), Okeoma Godson O. and Hope Ihuoma Anyiam (Mrs).


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