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Governor Ifeanyi Okowa appoints 9 new permanent secretaries

Admin April 30, 2018

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State

April 30, 2018

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta has approved the appointment of nine permanent secretaries for the state’s civil service and the state’s Hospital Management Board.

Information about the appointment is in a statement signed on Monday by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr Charles Aniagwu in Asaba.

Aniagwu stated that the appointment was in line with government’s desire to rejig the state’s civil service and reposition it for effective service delivery.

The new permanent secretaries are Mr Fred Edafioghor, Mr S.E.O. Dietake, Mr F.N Anuku, Mr U.M. Aloba and Mr L.O. Kekema.

Others are Mrs A. Arthur-Prest Umukoro, Mr C.N. Akpatiakwachukwu, Mrs G.A Puegeren and Dr A.I. Pemu.

The appointees would be sworn in at a later date.

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Tags: Chief Press Secretary to the Governor Dr A.I. Pemu. Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta Hospital Management Board. Mr C.N. Akpatiakwachukwu Mr Charles Aniagwu Mr F.N Anuku Mr Fred Edafioghor Mr L.O. Kekema. Mr S.E.O. Dietake Mr U.M. Aloba Mrs A. Arthur-Prest Umukoro Mrs G.A Puegeren

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