In Edo State, the establishment of the Transitional Government Commission marks a crucial step in the preparation for the handover of power for the inauguration of Senator Monday Okpebholo. This move, which is a testament to a willingness to collaborate, is aimed at ensuring a smooth transfer of responsibilities between the various entities concerned.
In the early hours of the morning, members of the Joint Transitional Commission of Edo State and the All Progressives Congress (APC) will meet at the John Odigie-Oyegun Public Service Academy (JOOPSA) to begin their work. This inaugural meeting is of paramount importance in the upcoming transition process.
The Edo State Communication and Orientation, represented by Chris Nehikhare, announced that the Transitional Commission had received the names of the members of the Transitional Commission of the APC in response to its earlier correspondence to the party. The primary objective of this Commission is to facilitate a smooth transfer of power, with the aim of ensuring optimal administrative continuity.
The members of the Commission, drawn from the government side, are personalities with diverse expertise, such as Mr. Joseph Eboigbe, ASG/Chairman; Eire Ifueko Alufohai Esq, Secretary/Coordinator; Mr. Oluwole Osaze-Uzzi, Advisor; Isoken Omo, Advisor; Joan Oviawe, Advisor; Mr. Igberaese G.O, Member; Engr. Enabulele Ferguson, Member; Mr. Anelu Julius, Member; Mr. Efe Iserhienrhien, Member; among others.
From the APC side, are personalities such as Dr. Pius Odubu, Chairman; Dr. Pharm. Matthew Urhoghide, Member; Pastor Osagie Ize-lyamu, Member; Barrister Andrew Adaze Enwanta, Member; Dr. Washington Osifo, Member; Nosa Adams, Member; Omosede Igbinedion, Member; Paul Ohonbamu, Member; Edo Omorogieva, Member; Ernest Afolabi Umakhihe, Member; Taiwo Akerele, Member; Godwin Eshieshie, Member; Yakson Musa, Member; Kazeem Afegbua, Member; Ohio Omo Ezomo, Member; Gani Audu, Member; Dr. Aminu Imafidon, Member; Prof. Oyaziwo Aluede, Member; among others, who will contribute significantly to this transition process.
At the heart of these meetings and discussions, political and administrative issues are mixed with the common aspiration to ensure stability and continuity of public services in Edo State. This collaboration between the different bodies demonstrates the willingness of political actors to put the general interest first and ensure a change of governance in full transparency.
In conclusion, the establishment of this Transition Commission represents an essential step in the political life of Edo State, offering the prospect of a peaceful and structured transition, with respect for institutions and citizens.