In a recent development, the Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Umo Eno, has made the decision to dissolve all non-statutory boards, agencies, and commissions operating within the state.
This announcement was made public by the Secretary to the State Government, Mr Enobong Uwah, in a statement issued on Wednesday.
Effective immediately, the dissolution aims to streamline the governance structure and enhance administrative efficiency in the state. All officials serving on these non-statutory boards, agencies, and commissions have been directed to initiate a smooth transition of power by handing over their responsibilities to the most senior civil servant within their respective departments.
This move by the state government signifies a commitment to reevaluating and reorganizing the various entities operating outside the statutory framework. By undertaking this action, Governor Umo Eno aims to ensure a more effective and accountable governance system that aligns with the state’s developmental objectives.
The dissolution of non-statutory boards, agencies, and commissions provides an opportunity for the state government to assess the functions and effectiveness of these entities. It also presents a chance to explore potential reforms and restructuring, if necessary, to better serve the needs of the people and enhance service delivery.
Governor Umo Eno’s administration remains dedicated to fostering transparency, accountability, and good governance in Akwa Ibom State. The dissolution of these non-statutory bodies is part of broader efforts to streamline government operations, optimize resources, and drive sustainable development across various sectors.
The Governor’s decision will undoubtedly pave the way for a more efficient and responsive government structure, ensuring that the state can effectively meet the evolving needs of its citizens.
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