Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha has appointed  her biological sister, Mrs.Ogechi Ololo as Commissioner for “Happiness and Couples Fulfilment”

Mrs. Ololo already is the Deputy Chief of Staff in Government House, Owerri.

She was among the 28 commissioners the Governor swore in on Monday, 4th December, 2017 at the International Convention Centre, ICC, Owerri

In his speech at the event, the governor told them that they have been appointed to come and prove their worth in the service of the State and her people.

The governor informed his audience that his administration has completed more than One Thousand Projects and would do everything possible to complete the remaining ones before May 29, 2019.

He charged the new appointees to work as if they have only few weeks to deliver and leave their marks in their respective Ministries and Local Governments and to see themselves as men and women on rescue mission, adding that they have come to be part of the success story of the administration and to contribute their own quotas.

His words “You are the privileged group that has the opportunity to make names for yourselves, and put your signatures in the sands of time. I want to remind all of you that this appointment is not business as usual. We shall not tolerate any sharp practice or corruption of any type. Neither shall we accept indolence or laziness. You have been called to duty to help us achieve our vision in the Rescue Mission Project”.

He Continued “at this moment I charge you all to be good ambassadors of the Rescue Mission wherever you find yourselves. To the Transition Committee Chairman, you must ensure that on-going projects must be completed especially the Schools, Chapels etc”.

He reiterated that what his administration has achieved so far has exceeded all that the previous administrations in the State, both Civilian and Military, put together had achieved pointing out that anybody with contrary claim on that should make it public.

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