Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, has sacked the state executive council and 27 local government transition committees.
Their sack is said to be with immediate effect.
A statement by the Principal Secretary to the Governor, Pascal Obi, directed the affected appointees to hand over to permanent secretaries or the most senior director in their ministries.
Okorocha,
who did not state any reason for the action, was quoted as appreciating
the invaluable contributions of the sacked officials.
According
to the statement, the secretary to the government, the chief of staff,
chairmen and members of statutory commissions such as ISEC, Civil
Service Commission, local government service commission were not
affected.
It reads, "Also not
affected in the cabinet shake-up are the state universal basic education
board, the judicial service commission, and the house of assembly
service commission.
"The governor also dissolved the 27 transition committees (TC) of the 27 local government areas in the state.
"The
transition committee (TC) chairmen are advised to hand over to the
directors of administration and general services of their respective
council areas.
"The governor
appreciates the contributions of the TC chairmen to the success of the
rescue mission and wishes them well in their future endeavours."
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This is not the first time Okorocha would fire his appointees
In 2013, he sacked members of the state executive council mid-way into their weekly meeting.
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