Edo gov names ecological funding commission chairman
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At a glance
- Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo has nominated Terry Igiebor as the Chairman of the Edo State Ecological Funding and Management Commission.
- The nomination aims to enhance environmental management and grassroots development within the state.
- Igiebor's appointment requires confirmation from the Edo State House of Assembly.
Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo has taken a step to bolster the state's environmental management and grassroots development initiatives with the nomination of Terry Igiebor as the Chairman of the Edo State Ecological Funding and Management Commission. The announcement was made by the Secretary to the State Government, Umar Ikhilor, on Monday.
Igiebor, recognized as a prominent businessman and a dedicated grassroots politician, is known for his commitment to community development and empowering local populations. His previous service on the Edo State Audit Service Commission involved promoting accountability, transparency, and good governance within the state's financial oversight.
The nomination is now set to be presented to the Edo State House of Assembly for legislative review and confirmation, adhering to the statutory requirements for such appointments. Governor Okpebholo's administration anticipates that Igiebor's leadership will significantly strengthen the state's capacity to manage ecological funds and address pressing environmental challenges.
This appointment is expected to advance sustainable development initiatives across Edo State, aligning with the government's broader agenda for environmental protection and community well-being. The move signifies a focused effort to ensure effective utilization of ecological funds and a proactive approach to environmental stewardship.
This is to announce the nomination of Terry Igiebor as Chairman of the Edo State Ecological Funding and Management Commission. The nomination will be forwarded to the Edo State House of Assembly for legislative consideration and confirmation, in line with statutory requirements.
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