Imo: Uzodimma appoints new head of service
Governor Hope Uzodimma has appointed Raymond Ucheoma as the new Imo head of service.
This was contained in a statement by the Secretary to the Government of Imo, Cosmas Iwu.
According to the statement, the appointment is with immediate effect.
Mr Ucheoma took over from Camelius Iwuagwu.
“His Excellency appreciates the contributions of the former Head of Service, Dr Iwuagwu to the state civil service and wishes him well in his future endeavours,” the statement said. “The governor has equally charged the new Head of Service, Barrister Ucheoma, to bring his wealth of experience to bear in his new assignment.”
It added, “The governor enjoined him to enthrone a result-driven and re-energised civil service, to meet the challenges of the digital age.”
(NAN)
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