Imo Govt disowns fresh list of seven commissioner nominees

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Imo State authorities has disowned forwarding any listing of seven commissioner nominees to the Home of Meeting for screening and affirmation.

The federal government described the purported ‘second batch’ forwarded to the Meeting by Governor Hope Uzodimma as faux.

An announcement signed on Monday by the governor’s Chief Press secretary, Oguwike Nwachuku, stated no such listing exists.

“Sadly, these behind this newest faux listing, like they did final week utilizing the New and Digital Media desk and likewise tagged it “second batch”, put my identify on the poorly written press launch they escalated on social media to make it look genuine earlier than the unsuspecting studying public,” he stated.

Oguwike acknowledged that his workplace didn’t subject any press assertion on the matter.

“The unsuspecting and studying members of the general public who, these behind the faux listing needed to deceive, ought to ignore such antics of political jobbers and idlers who suppose that resort to blackmail is the reply to both their political ambition or that of their co travellers.

“The Governor of Imo State, Senator Uzodimma, is wiser than the perpetrators of this outdated order of utilizing blackmail and arm twisting to climb to positions of duty which, sadly, left our expensive State disabled over time and can by no means journey that street once more.

“To additionally suppose that by elevating a faux listing and utilizing my workplace and identify to legitimise it’s the reply to their hang-out for job is probably the most silly factor any proper considering individual might ever do.”

In line with the assertion, “Governor Uzodimma has commenced the method of choosing those that will match the mould of Imo State of his dream and there will likely be no going again.”

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