Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma, has made significant changes in his administration by dismissing the Commissioner for Lands, Survey and Physical Planning, Noble Atulegwu, and suspending his Special Adviser and General Manager of Imo Housing Corporation, Mbakwe Obi.
The announcement was made in a statement released by the Secretary to the State Government, Cosmos Iwu, on Thursday in Owerri, the state’s capital. The decision to remove Atulegwu from his position indicates a decisive move by the governor to reorganize and strengthen the state’s leadership. This move comes amidst a growing need for efficient governance and strategic development in Imo State. The dismissal and suspension of these key officials serve as a reminder of the governor’s commitment to ensuring accountability and productivity within his administration. It also signals a clear message that underperforming or negligent officials will face consequences for their actions. Governor Uzodimma’s actions are a clear demonstration of his no-nonsense approach to governance and his dedication to upholding the values of good governance, transparency, and accountability in Imo State.
This move is expected to send ripples across the political landscape, set the tone for the administration’s agenda, and reiterate the governor’s resolve to drive meaningful change in the state. The swift and decisive action taken by Governor Uzodimma underscores his determination to set a high standard for public service and governance in Imo State.
This will undoubtedly send a strong signal to other public officials that performance and accountability are non-negotiable in the pursuit of the state’s development agenda.
