Edo State Appoints First Visually Impaired Permanent Secretary

On Friday, Edo State Governor Senator Mondai Okpebholo inaugurated Mr. Melodi Omosah as the first visually impaired permanent secretary in the state, alongside 19 other appointees. The ceremony took place at the Festive Hall of the Government House in Benin City.
Governor Okpebholo highlighted that the appointments were the result of a transparent and merit-based selection process, aimed at strengthening the state's civil service. He noted that over 250 senior civil servants participated in the promotion exercise, with 20 candidates emerging successful after a competitive screening process that included examinations and interviews.
The governor warned the new permanent secretary against taking instructions allegedly issued in names without proper confirmation, stressing the administration's commitment to due process in governance. Mr. Omosah expressed gratitude to the governor for the confidence placed in him and pledged loyalty and dedication to effectively implement government policies and programs.
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