Breaking: Newly Appointed Seclog and the Supervisory Councilors Inaugurated at Ikeduru Council Headquarters Iho Today.



Today, Mark a horizon of history in Ikeduru Local Government Area of Imo State as the Chairman of Ikeduru LGA Chairman Rt. Hon. Justice Nze confirmed and inaugurated Hon. Bright Ahamefule as the Secretary of the Local Government (SecLog) and other supervisory Councilors at the Ikeduru Council Headquarters Iho.

The chairman, shortly after swearing them in, charged the appointees to show high level of dedication in the discharge of their duties.

The event witnessed the presence of many Ikeduru stakeholders including Former Commissioner , Hon. Obinna Nshirim, former Majority Leader of Imo State House of Assembly Rt. Hon. Thaddeus Uche Oguwuike and others.

The Chairman, Rt Hon. Justice Nze expressed joy and confidence over the appointment of these wonderful cream of individuals, and pray they succeed in their assignments.

Reporter: Promise C. Agbaso 

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