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Monday Uko, Ini Ememobong, Charles Udoh Return As Commissioners



The State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno has forwarded the list of commissioners and Special Adviser to the House of Assembly.

The letter dated 19th July was addressed to the Speaker and read in part "In line with Section 192(2) of the constitution of thepp federal republic of Nigeria(as ammended), I forward the underlisted names for appointment to the office of Commissioners and Special Adviser for confirmation by the  State House of Assembly".

They include:

Uko Essien Udom, SAN
Sir Monday Ebong Uko
Mr. Nsikan Linus Nkan
Mr. Bob Almond Emem
Capt. Iniobong Edward Ekong
Bassey B. Okon, Ph.D
Mr. Charles Udoh
Hon. Orman Esin
Offiong Samuel Offor, Ph.D
Engr. Camillus Essien Umoh
Rt. Hon. (Chief) Uno Etim Uno
Otuekong Raphael Bassey
Aniefiok Isaac Nkom
Prof. Eno James Ibanga
Hon. Frank Archibong
Prof. Augustine Vincent Umoh
Dr. Ini Adiakpan
Mrs. Idongesit Iboro Etiebiet
Ini Ememobong Essien
Dr. Imo Moffat
Enobong Udemeabasi Mbobo (Mrs)
John James Etim
Gen. Koko Essien rtd.

Special Adviser

Elder (Hon.) Amanam Nkanga



The Speaker, Rt. Hon. Udeme Otong refered the letter to the Committee on Judiciary, Justice, Human Rights and Public Petition for indepth study and legislative action.





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