Breaking: Obaseki Swears In New Commissioners And Special Advisers (See Full List Here)
On Wednesday in Benin, Gov. Godwin Obaseki inaugurated 11 commissioners and two Special Advisers who will make up the Edo State Executive Council.
The governor tasked the new appointees with ensuring transparency and accountability in whatever they conducted on their assigned beats.
He told them that organizational performance scorecards had been designed for each ministry to enthrone a high-performance culture, according to News Rain Nigeria.
“The scorecard shall track key performance targets and deliverables of each ministry and reports will be demanded on a quarterly basis.
“A formal assessment of performance targets and results achieved by each ministry shall be conducted.
“These illustrious sons and daughters of the state have emerged from a thorough search and screening process that identified them as part of the best and brightest we have.
“These soon-to-be commissioners will form the core of the new Executive Council that will manage the affairs of the state.
“As commissioners and special advisers, the height of people’s expectation of you and the government you represent are unprecedented.
“We have no choice but to meet and deliver on the expectations of the people. As we serve the people, we must become champions of high performance, disciplined in execution and results-oriented,’’ the governor said.
The commissioners are, Mr Oluwole Iyamu, Mrs Obehi Akoria, Dr Joan Osa-Oviawe, Osaze Uzamere and Monday Osaigbovo.
Others are Marie Edeko, Joseph Eboigbe, Moses Agbukor, Isoken Omo, Andrew Emwanta and Mrs Otse Momoh-Omorogbe.
The two Special Advisers are Crusoe Osagie, who has been appointed as Special Adviser, Media Projects and Sarah Esangbedo Ajose-Adeogun, who is Special Adviser, Strategy, Policy, Projects and Performance Management.
Speaking with journalists after the inauguration, Osagie said that he believed in the vision of the governor to transform the state.
He assured that he was ready to support the governor until he succeeded, adding that he was always prepared to deliver good governance to the people of Edo.
