Okpebholo Swears in Momodu as Edo State Commissioner

On Wednesday, Mondai Okpebholo, the Governor of Edo State, swore in Andrew Momodu as a commissioner during a ceremony held at the governor's office. Okpebholo congratulated Momodu and urged him to work closely with the administration to deliver on the government's development agenda and improve the welfare of residents.

The governor described Momodu as a hardworking and capable individual who can contribute meaningfully to the administration's drive for good governance. He emphasized the importance of justifying the confidence placed in him by working diligently to advance the administration's policies aimed at protecting the interests of the people of Edo State.

In response, Momodu thanked God and Governor Okpebholo for the opportunity to serve, describing the appointment as a rare privilege. He pledged to remain committed to the administration's programs and support the governor in delivering good governance to the people, ensuring that they benefit from the dividends of democracy.