Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru he would not hesitate to sack any commissioner, senior special assistants, special assistants if he observed any lapses
Nwifuru said to err is human and to forgive is divine will not be applied in his administration.The governor said, “You are leaving office the moment I come and see lapses.
I will never call you back to serve again and you know the number of people I called to serve.”“The people are looking upon us and we have to show them our style of leadership.
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