In an unprecedented move, Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma, has taken on the role of Commissioner for Lands in the state, appointing himself to the position during the inauguration ceremony of 24 newly appointed commissioners at the Government House in Owerri.
The unexpected announcement came on Tuesday, April 30, sending shockwaves through the political landscape of the state. Governor Uzodimma justified his decision, stating that it was a proactive measure aimed at preventing a recurrence of past controversies.
During his address, the governor referenced a previous commissioner who was entangled in contentious land deals towards the end of his tenure. Uzodimma emphasized the need for greater oversight and accountability in the management of land affairs, hence his personal assumption of the role.
This move marks a significant departure from traditional practices, as governors typically delegate such responsibilities to appointed officials. However, Governor Uzodimma's decision underscores his commitment to transparency and efficiency in governance.
The governor's decision has sparked mixed reactions among political observers and stakeholders in the state. While some commend his hands-on approach to governance, others express concerns about the concentration of power in the executive office.
As Governor Uzodimma steps into his new role, all eyes will be on the measures he implements to reform the state's land administration and ensure accountability in land transactions.
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