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Gov Fubara appoints six Permanent Secretaries in Rivers [Full List]

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Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara has approved the appointment of six Permanent Secretaries in the Rivers State Civil Service.

The announcement was contained in a statement issued by the Rivers State Head of Service, Dr Inyingi S. I. Brown.

The appointees are; Mr Freddy Ndigbara; Mrs Fortune Akpila; Dr Promise Oguzie; Mrs Ibisoye Lolomari Nwankwo; Mrs Ibiyemiebara Joseph Uzoma and Mrs Mercy Dagogo Iboroma.

The Head of Service noted that the newly appointed Permanent Secretaries will be sworn in by the governor on Wednesday, today.

“The newly appointed Permanent Secretaries are to be seated by 12noon on Wednesday, 29th July, 2026, and will be sworn in by His Excellency, the Governor of Rivers State, in the State Executive Council Chambers”, the statement added.

Gov Fubara appoints six Permanent Secretaries in Rivers [Full List]

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