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| Rt. Hon. Chief Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, Enugu State Governor |
Gburugburu,
as the governor is called, urged the commissioners and special advisers to get
ready for service, warning that there would be no room for failure in his
administration. He advised them to approach their duties with all sense of
commitment and responsibility, noting that they were appointed on merit and in
accordance with the dictates of geo-ethnic balancing as enshrined in Section 14
(4) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Gburugburu
said: "I urge you to eschew all divisive or
diversionary ideas or actions and remain focused on ways and means that would
lead to the accomplishment of individual and collective responsibilities to the
state and her citizens.”
The
corpulent governor advised the political appointees to collectively bring their
competence and experience to bear in the implementation of measures that would
help to actualise the objectives of government in all sectors of the state
economy.
In his
speech on behalf of the sworn-in Commissioners and Special Advisers, a legal
luminary who is the newly appointed State Attorney General and Commissioner for
Justice, Chief Miletus Ezeugworie Eze,
expressed his gratitude to the governor for the opportunity given to them to
serve in his administration and assured the him that they would work as a
family to actualise state government's objectives.
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