The Governor of Abia State, Dr. Alex Otti, has approved a new wave of appointments aimed at bolstering administrative effectiveness and deepening institutional reforms across the state’s public service.

The appointments, which take immediate effect, were announced in a public service statement signed by the Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Kenneth Kalu, FCA.

The list reflects the Otti-led administration’s continued focus on competence, accountability, and service-driven leadership across sectors.

PROTOCOL DEPARTMENT

To ensure seamless execution of official state events and maintain high-level protocol standards, Governor Otti approved the following appointments:

Uche Mark NwosuChief Protocol Officer

Ikechukwu NwankwoDeputy Chief Protocol Officer

Adaeze Ivy IroegbuChief Moderator

Emmanuel Paul IrechiProtocol Officer

Amarachi InyamaProtocol Officer

Augustine ChukwuebukaProtocol Officer

These appointments are expected to professionalize the state’s protocol engagements and improve the image and orderliness of government functions.

Leadership of Abia State College of Education (Technical), Arochukwu

In a move aimed at strengthening the state’s tertiary education sector, Dr. Otti approved the appointments of:

Dr. Joe EmesonChairman, Governing Council

Dr. Mrs. Idowu O. EluwaProvost

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Abuja Liaison Office

To enhance the state’s coordination and presence at the federal level, Iheanyi Frank Chinasa has been appointed as the Chief Liaison Officer/National Assembly Liaison Officer.

Abia State Transport Corporation Board

A new board has been appointed to reposition the state’s transport services. The members include:

Emmanuel M. UfombaChairman

Godanswer P. KaluMember

Mrs. Salomey OnwuMember

Kingsley OriakuMember

Onyebuchi NnaMember

Additional Strategic Appointments

Governor Otti also made the following appointments to drive initiatives in key focus areas:

Chima Raymond UkwaSpecial Assistant, Sports

Prince Christian EnwerenmaduSpecial Adviser, Agriculture

Mrs. Chinenye NwakaSenior Special Assistant, Women Affairs

These appointments are part of the Governor’s ongoing efforts to consolidate institutional reforms, enhance administrative effectiveness, and deepen service delivery in Abia State.

According to the SSG, all appointees are expected to resume duties immediately.

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