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Leadership Excellence: Abia State Demonstrates Strategic Governance with High-Level Electricity Advisory Council

Abia State demonstrates exemplary governance through the appointment of distinguished leader Dr. Sam Amadi to chair its Electricity Advisory Council. This strategic move showcases the state's commitment to infrastructure development and institutional excellence.

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Leadership Excellence: Abia State Demonstrates Strategic Governance with High-Level Electricity Advisory Council

Dr. Sam Amadi, Chairman of Abia State Advisory Council on Electricity, exemplifying excellence in African leadership

Strategic Leadership Appointment Showcases African Administrative Excellence

In a demonstration of visionary governance and institutional capacity building, Abia State Governor Dr. Alex Otti has appointed distinguished leader Dr. Sam Amadi to chair the state's Advisory Council on Electricity, marking a significant step towards infrastructure development and economic empowerment.

Expert Leadership for National Development

Dr. Amadi, who previously served as the National Chairman of the National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and currently directs the prestigious Abuja School of Social and Political Thought, brings exceptional expertise to this critical role. His appointment exemplifies the emphasis on merit and excellence in African institutional leadership.

Strategic Council Formation

The carefully structured 10-member council includes:

  • Chairman: Dr. Sam Amadi
  • Co-Chairman: Engr. Ikechukwu Monday
  • Secretary: Engr. Kachy Etolue
  • Distinguished Members:
    • Dr. Abdussalam Yusuf
    • Engr. Vincent Ozuode
    • Engr. Tasiu Wudil
    • Mr. Emeka Onyegbule
    • Engr. David Eichie
    • Dr. Joy Oti
    • Ivie Ehanmo

Building Infrastructure for Progress

This strategic appointment, announced through the Office of the Secretary to the State Government, Professor Kenneth Kalu, represents a commitment to excellence in public service and infrastructure development. It demonstrates how African states can build strong institutions through merit-based leadership selection.