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Governor Otti Announces New Strategic Appointments in Key Abia Government Sectors

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The appointments, which take immediate effect, were contained in a statement released by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Prof. Kenneth Kalu, FCA, and reflect the administration’s emphasis on competence, accountability, and service-oriented leadership.

Protocol Department

To enhance the execution of official functions and uphold high standards of protocol, the Governor approved the following appointments:

  1. Uche Mark Nwosu – Chief Protocol Officer
  2. Ikechukwu Nwankwo – Deputy Chief Protocol Officer
  3. Adaeze Ivy Iroegbu – Chief Moderator
  4. Emmanuel Paul Irechi – Protocol Officer
  5. Amarachi Inyama – Protocol Officer
  6. Augustine Chukwuebuka – Protocol Officer

These appointees are expected to professionalize the state’s protocol activities and project a more orderly and reputable image for government events.

Abia State College of Education (Technical), Arochukwu

In a bid to reposition tertiary education in the state, Governor Otti approved the appointments of:

  1. Dr. Joe Emeson – Chairman, Governing Council
  2. Dr. (Mrs.) Idowu O. Eluwa – Provost

Abuja Liaison Office

To strengthen Abia’s coordination at the federal level, Iheanyi Frank Chinasa has been appointed Chief Liaison Officer/National Assembly Liaison Officer.

Abia State Transport Corporation Board

A new board has also been constituted to revamp the state’s transport services. Members include:

  1. Emmanuel M. Ufomba – Chairman
  2. Godanswer P. Kalu – Member
  3. Mrs. Salomey Onwu – Member
  4. Kingsley Oriaku – Member
  5. Onyebuchi Nna – Member

Additional Strategic Appointments

Governor Otti further approved the following appointments in key sectors:

  1. Chima Raymond Ukwa – Special Assistant, Sports
  2. Prince Christian Enwerenmadu – Special Adviser, Agriculture
  3. Mrs. Chinenye Nwaka – Senior Special Assistant, Women Affairs

According to the SSG, all appointees are expected to assume their duties immediately as part of the Governor’s broader agenda to consolidate reforms, enhance administrative efficiency, and drive sustainable growth in Abia State.

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