Peter Mbah Swears In Two New Commissioners

 The Governor of Enugu State, Peter Mbah has sworn in two new commissioners, the attorney general and commissioner for justice, and commissioner for Chieftaincy Affairs and Rural Development 

Peter Mbah made this disclosure via his twitter handle on Tuesday. He disclosed that the appointment are strategic, focused on strengthening institutions, enforcing accountability, and accelerating development across our state 

Peter Mbah statement reads: "Today, I swore in two new Commissioners as we deepen the momentum of delivering results-driven governance for Ndi Enugu 

"Barr. Osinachi Nnajieze assumes office as the Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, while Dr. Charles Egumgbe takes charge as Commissioner for Chieftaincy Affairs and Rural Development. These appointments are strategic, focused on strengthening institutions, enforcing accountability, and accelerating development across our state

"I made it clear to the new and existing appointees - there is no holiday. The expectations of our people are high, and rightly so. With a ₦1.3 trillion capital projects ahead, the Ministry of Justice must serve as the engine room, providing rigorous legal oversight and ensuring that every contract, investment, and project meets the highest standards of integrity and value for money

"Equally, our traditional institutions and rural communities remain critical to governance and development. By creating a dedicated Ministry of Chieftaincy Affairs and Rural Development, we are reinforcing order, sanity, and grassroots inclusion, with our traditional rulers serving as vital partners in progress

"This is about sustaining momentum, raising standards, and delivering tangible impact. The work continues.