The Commissioner for Information and Value Reformation in Anambra State, Law Mefor, has expressed appreciation to Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo after being renominated as a member of the state executive council.
Mefor was first appointed into the cabinet before its dissolution. He was among the officials affected when Governor Soludo earlier in March dissolved his entire cabinet. This included all commissioners and political appointees in the state.
Reacting to his re-nomination, Mefor said he is honoured by the renewed confidence reposed in him by Governor Soludo.
He added that he remains fully committed to the administration’s agenda and will continue to support its development plans.
“I am honored by the renewed confidence of His Excellency, Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, in nominating me as Commissioner for Information and Value Reformation. I remain fully committed to the ‘Solution’ agenda.” Mefor shared on X
19 Names Submitted for Approval
Soludo has now forwarded a fresh list of 19 commissioner nominees to the Anambra State House of Assembly. This list of nomineees will be screened for approval by the house.
The list includes both returning and new appointees, with each nominee assigned a specific ministry.
The list includes Ben Chuks Odoemena for Agriculture; Chukwukadibia Okoye for Budget and Economic Planning; Udoji Amedu for Culture, Entertainment and Tourism; Ekene Ogugua for Education; Clem Aguiyi for Environment; Izuchukwu Okafor for Finance; Adam Obidike for Health; and Law Mefor for Information and Value Reformation.
Others are Tobechukwu Nweke (SAN) for Justice and Attorney General; Prof Offornze Amucheazi for Lands; Vin Ezeaka for Local Government and Community Affairs; Prof Charles Ofoegbu for Petroleum and Mineral Resources; Chijioke Ojukwu for Physical Planning and Urban Development; Casmir Agummadu for Power; Okey Ezeobi for Works and Infrastructure; Eddy Ibuzo for Transport; Esther Chinyere Onyekesi for Women Affairs and Social Development; and Patrick MBA for Youth Development and Sports.
Soludo was officially sworn in for the second time as Anambra’s governor after a landslide victory in November last year. The Aguata born economist turned governor won the 21 local government in the states. He is the second to do this after his beneficiary, Chief Wille Obiano.
