Governor Hyacinth Iormem Alia has forwarded the first list of commissioner nominees to the Benue State House of Assembly for screening and confirmation.
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The eight nominees submitted on Friday represent the first batch in what officials describe as efforts to enhance the machinery of governance and ensure effective service delivery across various sectors in the state.
The nominees forwarded to the assembly include Hon. Theresa Odachi Ikwue, Hon. Dr. Benjamin Ashaver, Hon. Dr. Adamu Margaret Ijaguwa, Hon. Dr. Peter Oboh Egbodo, Dr. Yangien Timothy Ornguga, Hon. Denis Iyaighgba, Hon. James Dwem, and Dr. Paul Ejeh Ogwuche.
According to a statement from the governor’s office, a second batch of nominees is expected to be transmitted to the House of Assembly within days, suggesting the administration is moving to complete its cabinet formation process expeditiously.
The nominations are part of the constitutional requirements for state governors to constitute their executive councils with qualified individuals who will assist in implementing government policies and programs across various ministries and departments.
Governor Alia, who leads the administration, has stated his commitment to transparency, competence, and inclusivity in selecting individuals who will help drive his vision and mission for Benue State. The screening process by the state assembly will determine the suitability of the nominees for their potential roles as commissioners.
Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Sir Tersoo Kula, announced the submission in a statement released Friday.
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