Edo : Okpebholo makes first appointment

As Senator Monday Okpebholo prepares to assume office as the Governor of Edo State, he has officially appointed Fred Itua as Chief Press Secretary, setting a proactive tone for communication in his administration.

This significant appointment was announced just a day before Okpebholo’s swearing-in, scheduled for November 12, 2024.

Itua, a veteran journalist, brings extensive experience from his time as Assistant Political Editor at The Sun newspaper.

Known for his integrity and expertise in political reporting, he will play a crucial role in bridging the governor’s office with the public, ensuring that the administration’s objectives, policies, and achievements are communicated effectively and transparently.

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As the administration’s first major appointment, Itua’s selection signals Okpebholo’s commitment to transparent and accessible governance.

His role will involve managing communications with the media and facilitating the flow of information to keep the public informed about the state’s progress and initiatives.

This strategic choice is likely to strengthen public trust and foster a positive relationship between the government and the citizens of Edo State.