Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State on Friday in Awka inaugurated 19 commissioners and 10 Special Advisers.
The commissioners are: Dr. Chinedu Emeka, Water and Public Utilities; Callistus Ilozumba, Works; Azuka Enemuo, Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs; Chief Tony Nnacheta, Sports; and Prof. Kate Emenugha, Education.
Others were: Anali Chude, Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice; Gregory Obi, Finance; Florence Chinwuba, Housing; Prof. Solomon Chukwu, Economic Planning and Budget; and Ifeatu Onyejeme, Trade and Commerce.
Also sworn in were: Ricky Chukwumelu, Women Affairs; Chukwuma Mbonu, Transport; Anthony Onyima, Information; Evaristus Ubah, Environment; and Stella Onuorah, Land.
The others are: Norbert Obi, Special Duties; Dr. Josephat Akabuike, Health; Nnamdi Meko, Agriculture; and Osita Obinwankwo, Science and Technology.
The Special Advisers are: Chief Martins Uzodike, Political Matters; Alex Ejesieme, Legal Counsel and Litigation; Anthonia Tabansi-Okoye, Special Duties; and O.I. Udemba, Chieftaincy and Town Unions.
The others are Amechi Okwume, Urban Development/Town Planning; Vivian Nwandu, MDGs; Amaka Ilobi, Public Works; Ngozi Okonkwo, IGR; Chief Chikodi Anagha, Security; and Onyekachukwu Ibezim, Youth Empowerment.
The oath of office was administered on the new commissioners by Tina Emekekwe, the Solicitor-General of the state.
Obiano said he was confident that the commissioners and the special advisers would deliver and warned that anyone found wanting would be relieved of his position.
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