Uzodimma inaugurates Imo boundary committee, urges members to restore peace in communities

Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma, has inaugurated a 15-member Boundary Committee tasked with resolving boundary disputes and restoring peace in communities across the state.

The committee, chaired by Deputy Governor Lady Chinyere Ekomaru, includes key government officials and stakeholders.

Committee Members:

Chairman: Lady Chinyere Ekomaru, Deputy Governor of Imo State
Secretary: Principal Secretary to the Deputy Governor
Members:
– Surveyor-General of Imo State
– Commissioner for Lands, Survey, and Physical Planning
– Hon. Attorney General/Commissioner for Justice
– Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs
– Commissioner for Information, Public Orientation, and Strategy
– Commissioner of Police, Imo State Command
– Director, State Security Services, Imo State Command
– Comptroller of Immigration Services, Imo State Command
– Chief Tony Black Nduka
– Arch. Vincent Odih
– Dr. Iyke Njoku

Governor Uzodimma emphasized the committee’s crucial role in promoting peace and prosperity in Imo State, urging members to work within the legal framework to resolve disputes. The committee’s establishment aims to address boundary issues, particularly those between Imo and neighboring states, and ensure peaceful coexistence among communities.

In her acceptance speech, Lady Ekomaru assured that the committee would not disappoint the governor’s expectations and would work to add value and repute to Imo State.

With this inauguration, Imo State takes a significant step towards resolving boundary disputes and fostering peace in affected communities.