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Full list of new appointments by Uzodinma, two northerners make list

Admin March 12, 2020
Hope Uzodinma

Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodinma has approved the appointments of 18 more Special Advisers (SAs) and 12 Senior Special Assistants (SSAs), a move aimed at positioning his administration for maximum performance.

Their appointments take immediate effect.

The nominees include:

 

SA NOMINEES

  1. Dr. (Mrs.) Okereke

 

  1. Doris Anyanwu

 

  1. Ifeanyi Opara

 

  1. Canis Moore Nwachukwu

 

  1. Ikem Unaegbu

 

  1. Wilson Nwafor

 

  1. Barr. Ogechi Njoku

 

  1. Mrs. Nkechi Mbonu

 

  1. Agugbue Odonyenma

 

  1. Dr. Uzoma Chidi Patrick

 

  1. Chief Gipson Achonwa Njemanze

 

  1. Bladen Amajurionwu

 

  1. Amaka Prisca Onwumere

 

  1. Francis Chukwu

 

  1. Hon. Nkeiru Okafor Ezuma

 

  1. Chief Sam Ejiogu

 

  1. Chief Sam Osuji

 

  1. Chief (Mrs.) Josephine Nnoham

 

SSA NOMINEES

 

  1. Hajiya Fatima Hamza
  2. Alhaji Suleman Ibrahim
  3. Mrs. Kate Osigwe
  4. Mrs. Ifeoma Ndupu
  5. Mrs. Treasure Ahanaonu
  6. Eric Uwakwe
  7. Ikegwuruka Johndonald

Okiro Savior Chima

  1. Charles Chinedu Akakem
  2. Chinonye E. Agobuo
  3. Oluchi Sonate Praise
  4. Arinze Nwokedi

Signed

Oguwike Nwachuku

Chief Press Secretary/Media Adviser (Gov.)

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