Aguele Inaugurates Committees, Swear-In Supervisors

By The9jaTrend

Executive Chairman, Esan South East Council Hon. Peter Aguele has inaugurated  Committees ; Esan  South East Mass Transit and others to enhance efficient service delivery to the good people of the local government  area.

Hon. Aguele urged members of the committees to acknowledge their appointments as essential calls to duties in a deliberate move to bring development to the area and ensure the people comes first  as both human and infrastructural development remained the cardinal objectives of Governor Godwin Obaseki led administration while the protection of lives and properties remained sacrosanct. 

The council boss appreciated the good people of the area for not letting him down by voting massively for the re-election of Governor Godwin Obaseki/Comrade Philip Shaiubu coupled with the peaceful manner they conducted themselves during and after the governorship election and promised to make youth empowerment and infrastructural development his priorities but calling for support from all and sundry as no government can succeed without the genuine support from the governed.

Responding on behalf of the newly inaugurated committees, the Chairman Esan South East Mass Transit Committee; Hon. Donald  Ebhoze thanked the council chairman for  the honour done them by granting the rare opportunities to serve their father's land and promised not to betray the confidence bestowed on them. 

In another development, the Executive Chairman of the Council, Hon. Peter Aguele also sworn-in; Hon. Victor Omon Inekeche from Ward 9  and Hon. Sunday Ehebho from Ward 5 as Supervisory Councillors to occupy the vacancies created by the exit of their predecessors who resigned their appointments prior to September 19th 2020 Governorship election and subsequently decamped to the All Progressives Congress in pursuance of their various political endeavours but consequently as nature does not abhor vacuum hence the need for replacements.

Hon. Aguele charged the new appointees to key into the transformational agenda of his administration. "The people must come first, power belongs to the people and the people must lead," he opined.

Responding, Hon. Sunday Ehebho thanked  the Council Chairman and their entire constituents who found them worthy by nominating them as supervisors coupled with the legislative arm of the council for successful ratification and promised to do their best.

The ceremony which took place at the legislative complex of the council had in attendance, council vice chairman, council Head of Service Treasurer to local government, Secretary to local government, Director of Admin, Legislative Arms of the council. amongst others.