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Uzodimma Recalls 3 Heads Of Agencies, Commission

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2 years ago
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Heads of Imo State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (IMSPHCDA), Imo State Health Insurance Agency (ISHIA) and Imo State Sports Commission (ISSC) have been reinstated in their positions.
The affected heads are: Rev. Sister Maria Uzoma, Dr Uche Ewelike and Sir Eleazer Ogbonna.

The two organisations and the commission were among the government parastatals, agencies, extra ministerial departments, commissions and development centres said to have been dissolved by the government recently.

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Governor Hope Uzodimma who directed that the heads of the affected bodies be reinstated immediately said the IMSPHCDA, ISHIA and ISS, were ab initio, exempted from the earlier dissolution.

The governor therefore urged the public in general and development partners in particular, to ignore the earlier dissolution notification and continue to relate and work with them, just as he pledged government’s continued support to the bodies so as to realise their set goals.

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