Gov. Wike appoints 39 Special Advisers

Gov. Wike appoints 39 Special Advisers

Friday, November 17, 2017 11:42 pm


Gov. Wike of Rivers State

Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, of Rivers State on Friday approved the appointment of 39 Special Advisers.

In a statement,  Special Assistant to the Rivers State Governor on Electronic Media, Simeon Nwakaudu said the Special Adviser nominees will be sworn-in by the Rivers State Governor  on Monday, November 20, 2017 by 11am at the Executive Council Chamber, Government House, Port Harcourt. See the list of the Special Adviser nominees here:
1.            Hon. Cyril Dum Witte
2.            Barr. Chris Itamunoala
3.            Dr. Barr. Shedrack A. Akolokwu
4.            Prof. Israel Owate
5.            Barr. Anugbum Onuoha
6.            Prof. A. W. Obianime
7.            Hon. Isaac C. Okemini
8.            Barr. Okiri Aribitonye
9.            Hon. Harvey Azuka Ideozu
10.        Hon. Kenneth Iroanaya
11.        Chief Nwuke Anucha
12.        Dr. George Opuda
13.        Pastor Mowan Etete
14.        Mr. Ilami Arugu
15.        Mrs. Toru Ofili
16.        Barr. Otonye Briggs
17.        Hon. Andrew Nwanjokwu
18.        Dr. B. E. N. Thom-Otuya
19.        Dr. Scott Bernard Akpila
20.        Barr. Jones Ogbonda
21.        Hon. Daima Iyalla
22.        Hon. Victor Ekaro
23.        Barr. Solomon Bob
24.        Mr. Sunny Wokekoro
25.        Hon. Elemchukwu Ogbowu
26.        Engr. Nkem Nwaribe
27.        Hon. Berewari Chris
28.        Barr. Emma Wonodi
29.        Mr. Zoranen Tombon Kingsley
30.        Chief Okori Abelekum
31.         Barr. George Ariolu
32.         Barr. Emma I. Utchay
33.         Mr. Opakirite Jackreece
34.         George-Kelly Dakorinama Alabo
35.         Hon. Barr. Emeh Glory Emeh
36.         Miss. Daisy West
37.         Sir. Emmanuel Ekprikpo
38.         Hon. Fred Atteng
39.         Hon. Godwin Ejim Nwanyanu.

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  • akekue-alex nennaaton says:
    November 21, 2017 at 12:09 pm

    I really feel so sorry for Tai Local Government. No little consideration is accorded her in terms of appointive positions; The L.G.A. has neither a commissioner nor an adviser. Does Governor Wike think Tai is politically weak to be considered? What about the contributions she made in the past? I think she has a right to benefits from any of the political appointments, after all PDP still has overwhelming support in the L.G.A.. This neglect is capable of dampening the morale of these supporters.

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