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Uzodimma sacks 20 commissioners in surprise cabinet shake up

Admin May 12, 2021
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Imo state

Gov. Hope Uzodimma of Imo on Wednesday dissolved the state’s  Executive Council, and sacked 20 of the commissioners in his cabinet. He retained only eight.

Uzodimma sacks commissioners
Imo state

The Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Declan Emelumba confirmed the development which took everybody by surprise.

He said the dissolution was to restructure the governor’s  administration to further achieve his numerous projects of the 3R of Rehabilitation, Reconstruction and Recovery agenda.

Emelumba said the eight commissioners that were retained included information and Strategy, Works, Finance, Health and Youths.

Others were Tourism, Technology and Women Affairs.

According to him, the governor wants to rejig his administration and soon he will reconstitute his cabinet to further achieve his agenda for Imo people,” he said.

Imo has come under heavy attacks by gunmen and arsonists prompting criticism of the leadership of Uzodimma.

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