Obiano’s Wife Lauds Local Government Service Commission

                  
First lady of Anambra State, Mrs Ebelechukwu Obiano has commended the Anambra State Local Government Service Commission for its reform programme and the transformation of the Local Government system in the state within four months of the inauguration of the board.

Mrs Obiano made the commendation when members of the Commission led by the Chairman, Dr. Peter Egenti paid her a courtesy visit on at the Government House Awka.
The First Lady told the Commissioners to pay particular attention to the workshop to ensure that they are properly motivated in doing their work and ready to earn their keep thereby adding their quota to the growth and development of Anambra State.
 She said, “I am impressed that the Obiano administration is working with competent people like you and your team to build a strong local government system and also strengthen our democracy.’’
She expressed appreciation to the Members for finding time to visit her to show support for the activities of her pet programme under the Caring Family Enhancement Initiative (CAFÉ), which supports indigent and the less privileged as well as working towards a strong and healthy family.
On the state of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Mrs. Obiano assured the team from the LGA Service Commission that her husband is committed to sustaining the legacy of the founding fathers of the party and is building a strong united party contrary to speculations in some quarters. APGA she added is on the ascendancy.
Dr. Egenti, told the First lady that they came to appreciate her and CAFÉ for the good work they are doing in support of the family and the less privileged which was evident across the state during the August meeting 2014.
 He assured that the ongoing reforms and sanitization by the Commission are aimed at building a model LGA system in the state. Dr Egwuatu assured Mrs. Obiano that Ndi Anambra are solidly behind her and her husband in the bid to rebuild and strengthen APGA into a stronger movement in the years ahead.