The appointments were announced in a statement released on Monday by the governor’s Chief Press Secretary, Christian Aburime.
According to the statement, the new appointees will oversee important sectors such as administration, justice, healthcare, innovation, and community security.
Mrs. Ngozi Iwouno has been appointed as the Head of Service (HoS), while Tobechukwu Nweke, SAN, will serve as the Attorney-General of the state.
Joachin Anetoh has been named Principal Secretary to the Governor, and Ben Nwankwo will take on the role of Chief of Staff. Frank-Collins Okafor has been appointed as the State Chief of Protocol.
Other appointments include Christian Aburime, who retains his position as Chief Press Secretary, Vincent Okechi as Deputy Chief of Staff, and Ms. Ngozi Lucy Okoye as Deputy State Chief of Protocol.
In addition, the governor named several special advisers to support his administration in key policy areas. These include Dr. Godwin Nnadozie (Medicals and Pharmaceuticals), Ms. Chinwe Okoli (Innovation and Business Incubation), Ebuka Nwankwo (Special Projects), and Mr. Ken Emeakayi (Community Security).
The appointments are part of the administration’s broader plan to strengthen governance and enhance institutional effectiveness in the state.
Governor Soludo, who was recently re-elected for a second term, has consistently emphasized his commitment to driving economic growth, improving security, and advancing infrastructure development across Anambra State.