Ebonyi State Government has issued a three-month ultimatum
to ministries supervising ongoing projects across the state, directing them to
ensure completion within the stipulated period or face sanctions.
Briefing journalists after the State Executive Council
(EXCO) meeting, the Commissioner for Information and State Orientation, Mr.
Ikeuwa Omebeh, said the decision followed a comprehensive review of ongoing
projects aimed at accelerating development and improving service delivery.
He stated that key ministries, including Works,
Infrastructure, Environment, Commerce and Industry, Water Resources, Housing,
and Special Duties were mandated to intensify efforts toward the timely
completion of projects under their supervision.
Omebeh further disclosed that the Council approved the
appointment and inauguration of two members of the State Civil Service
Commission, a Special Assistant to the Governor on Media, and a Secretary of
the Rural Electrification Board.
Governor Francis Nwifuru, he said, charged the appointees to
demonstrate dedication and commitment in the discharge of their duties.
According to the Commissioner, the Governor also directed
the Rural Electrification Board to prioritize electricity supply to rural
communities as part of efforts to curb rural-urban migration and stimulate
grassroots economic activities.
On civil service reforms, he noted that the newly
inaugurated Civil Service Commission has been tasked with collaborating with
relevant stakeholders to reposition the state civil service for improved
productivity and efficient service delivery.
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