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Akwa Ibom: Eno dissolves state executive council

Admin January 10, 2025
Umo Bassey Eno

Umo Bassey Eno Akwa Ibom Governor

Umo Bassey Eno
Umo Bassey Eno
Akwa Ibom Governor

Gov. Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom, has dissolved the State Executive Council, a statement issued by Mr Enobong Uwah, the Secretary to the State Government, in Uyo on Friday, said.

The dissolution was with immediate effect, the statement added.

The statement directed the former commissioners and special advisers to hand over to the permanent secretaries in their respective ministries.

“For any ministry without a permanent secretary, you are to hand over to the most senior director in such ministry.

“The governor expresses his sincere appreciation to the outgoing executive council members for their dedicated service to the state.

“He wishes them well in their future endeavours and thanks them for their contributions to the development of the state,” the statement read in parts.

Eno inherited the executive council members from his predecessor, Mr Udom Emmanuel, about 19 months ago.

Sources inside government house in Uyo said this will give Eno the liberty to appoint his own men and women. It is believed that some of the former cabinet members will return.

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