Edo Governor Nominates Non-Indigene as Commissioner-Designate

Senator Mondai Okpebholo, the Governor of Edo State, has nominated Mr. Martin Anayochukwu Oli, a businessman and community leader from Aninri Local Government Area in Enugu State, as a commissioner-designate. This nomination is notable as it represents the second major appointment involving a non-Edo ethnic group since Governor Okpebholo assumed office.
Previously, Hon. Abdulkarim Kadiri, a leader from the Hausa-Fulani community, was appointed as a special adviser on community matters in November 2024. Governor Okpebholo stated that he believes in an inclusive government that requires listening to the people and understanding their concerns.
He emphasized the importance of providing opportunities for individuals to serve, recognizing Mr. Oli's entrepreneurial background and commitment to community service within Edo's Igbo community. Mr. Oli's nomination will be presented to the Edo State House of Assembly for screening and confirmation in accordance with constitutional procedures.
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