Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has announced the appointment of 22 Special Advisers as he shapes up his administration.
A statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Kazie Uko, listed those appointed as Mr. Michael Akpara ; Mr. Uwanna Ikechukwu ; Prof. Uche Eme Uche ; Prof. Joel F. Ogbonna ; Dr. Clifford C. Agbaeze ; Mr. Chimereze Okigbo ; Mr. Uche Mark Nwosu ; Mr. Uche Ukeje ; Mr. Dodoh Okafor ; Mr. Uzor Nwachukwu ; Mr. Kingsley Anosike and Mr. Uzoma Nwagba .
In another statement by Uko, Otti also approved the appointment of Mr. Timothy Iheke Kalu as the Sole Administrator of Umuehilegbu Industrial Market in Osisioma local council of the state. It stated that Kalu would hold office for three months within which period he would work with various unions in the market to resolve all the issues that led to the closure of the market and a leadership properly instituted to enable the market function seamlessly.
In a statement yesterday, he said Otti would perform to the admiration of the people of Abia during his tenure in office.
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