Okpebholo Swears In Commissioners, SUBEB, Others

Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has sworn in the Chairman of the State Universal Education Board (SUBEB), six new Commissioners, Chairmen and members of Edo State Oil and Gas Producing Areas Development Commission (EDSOGPADEC), Edo State Independent Electoral Commission (EDSIEC), and State Secondary Education Board (SSEB).
Addressing the newly sworn in executives at the New Festival Hall, Government House, Edo State, Governor Okpebholo charged them to help him drive development and progress in the State, stressing that his administration was in a hurry to bring development.
Harping on the unique qualities and capacity of the newly sworn in executives, the governor noted that they reflect the commitment of his administration to bring good governance, efficient and effective service delivery and fulfill the promises made to the people of Edo State.
He said, “To the newly appointed executives, congratulations on your appointment. This appointment is not just an honour but a call to serve with dedication, integrity, and excellence. You have been chosen because of your skills and the trust we have in your ability to contribute meaningfully to the development of our state.
“I encourage you to work with a shared sense of purpose, prioritize teamwork, and remain focused on improving the lives of our citizens. Together, we can make Edo State a model of growth and prosperity.”
The new Chairman of SUBEB is Onomen Goodness Briggs. The new Commissioners are Sir Lucky Eseigbe; Hon. Paul Nosayaba Ohonbamu; Dr. Emmanuel Paddy Iyamu; Hon. Dr. Washington Osa Osifo; Mr. Andrew Ijegbai; and Barr. Marie Olabisi ldaomi.
Portfolios for the new Commissioners will be announced later.
Also sworn in are Jonathan Aifuobhokhan as Chairman, EDSIEC; Francis Osaretin Osabuohien as chairman, EDSOGPADEC; and Omozane Ebanehita Sonia as chairman, SSEB.
Speaking on behalf of the newly sworn-in executives, Hon. Paul Ohobamu thanked the governor for finding them worthy of the appointment and assured him of their commitment and dedication to ensuring that Edo people enjoyed good and practical governance in the state.