Abia College Of Health Sciences & Management Technology Gets New Governing Council

The Governor of Abia State, Okezie Ikpeazu, has approved the immediate reconstitution of the Governing Council of the Abia State College of Health Sciences and Management Technology, Aba.

This comes hours after the state government announced a new board for the state Civil Service Commission.

Barr Chris Ezem, Secretary to Abia State Government made the announcement on Friday in a statement obtained by ABN TV.

The 7-member council is to be chaired by Dr. Eme Okoro.

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Other members are, Elder Godwin Obioma Nna, Charles Osondu, Pastor Roland Nwosu, HRM Eze OJ Anaba, Barr. Randy Ukawoke and Mrs Felicia Ugboaja.

The date of their inauguration the state government said will be made public in due course.

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