Appointment Of Igbo Sons, Daughters By Tinubu Is A Sign Of Inclusive Governance – SSA, Nweze Insists

By Chijioke Njoku, Abakaliki

The senior special assistant to the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on community engagement, South East region, Mrs. Chioma Nweze at the weekend, said that the appointment of Igbo sons and daughters to be board chairpersons and CEOs for 42 federal organizations is a mark of inclusive governance by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Nweze, however applauded President Tinubu for the appointments of the South East citizens, especially to be board chairpersons and CEOs of various federal institutions in the country.

The senior special assistant, Nweze made this known in a statement signed and issued to newsmen on Sunday.

The statement reads in part: “I am most pleased to convey my sincere appreciation and compliments to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR who has once again demonstrated his commitment to building a united and prosperous Nigeria, where every region and community has a stake.

“Mr President, the recent appointment of Board Chairpersons and CEOs for 42 federal organizations is another testament to your vision for a country where merit and excellence are the guiding principles.

“This move has sent a strong message that your administration is dedicated to spreading appointments across all geopolitical zones, fostering a culture of inclusivity and diversity.

“The appointments were poignant in balancing regional and ethnic considerations, while ensuring that only the best and brightest are chosen to lead these critical organizations.

“We are particularly thrilled to see the appointment of Igbo sons and daughters to key positions, including, Emma Eneukwu as Chairman of the Federal Medical Centre, Owerri (Imo State), Nze Chidi Duru (OON) as Chairman of the Federal Medical Centre, Lokoja (Anambra State),

Also: “Mr. Uguru Mathew Ofoke as Chairman of the Federal Medical Centre, Umuahia (Abia State), Ijeoma Arodiogbu as Chairman of the David Umahi Federal University Teaching Hospital, Uburu, Ebonyi State, and Augustine Chukwu Umahi as Chairman of the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (Ebonyi State).

She stated further that: “These appointments are a clear indication that the President values the contributions of Ndigbo to the development of our great nation.

“The Igbo sons and daughters at home and in diaspora commend President Tinubu for his leadership and commitment to inclusivity. His administration’s efforts to promote national unity and stability are yielding positive results.

“We are confident that these appointments will usher in a new era of growth, development, and prosperity for our country. As we celebrate these appointments, we are reminded that our nation’s diversity is its greatest strength, and that together, we can achieve greatness” she stated.