The Governor of Edo State, Monday Okpebholo, has declared the appointment of five new Commissioners.
This announcement was made public in a statement on Thursday, which was signed by Musa Ikhilor, the Secretary to the State Government (SSG).
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He mentioned that the names of the appointees would be sent to the Edo State House of Assembly for review and approval. The individuals appointed are:
1. Hon. (Barr.) Vincent Osas Uwadiae
2. Hon. Etin-osa Ogbeiwi
3. Hon. Saturday Uwuilekhue Idehen (JP)
4. Hon. Charity Amayaenvbo
5. Professor Roland Itoyah Otaru, SAN.