ENUGU GOV APPOINTS 101 NEW AIDES [FULL LIST]

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RismadarVoice Reporters
September 22, 2026

Enugu State Governor, Peter Mbah, has approved the appointment of 101 new political aides across different areas of the state government.

The appointments comprise seven Special Advisers, six Senior Special Assistants and 88 Special Assistants.

The appointments were announced on Monday in a public service announcement signed by the Secretary to the Enugu State Government, Prof. Chidiebere Onyia, who said they take immediate effect.

The latest appointments follow another round in August when Mbah approved 23 Special Advisers and Senior Special Assistants.

SPECIAL ADVISERS

  1. Chief S.N.C. Nwagu — Conflict Resolution and Mediation
  2. Hon. Dr. Fidelis Odo — Inter-Governmental Affairs and Co-ordination
  3. Augustine Okoli — Policy Affairs and Analysis
  4. Hon. Pedro Nwankwo — Stakeholders Relations and Community Affairs
  5. Chimezie Nkwuo — Economic Development
  6. Chief Vitalis Okonkwo — Grassroots Coordination
  7. Peter Andy Omeje — Commerce and Business Development

SENIOR SPECIAL ASSISTANTS

  1. Rachael Okonkwo — Film and Creative Industry Development
  2. Barr. Okey Ude — Inter-Party and Mobilisation
  3. Hon. Chinedu Chukwunwike — Party Monitoring
  4. Barr. Peter Chukwujekwu Ogbe — Legal and Regulatory Compliance
  5. Chukwudi Ozoeluba — Boundary and Land Dispute Resolution
  6. Frank Udemezue — Small and Medium Enterprise Development

SPECIAL ASSISTANTS

  1. Hon. Alachi Aaron Onu — Forest Protection and Conservation
  2. Ugwu Emmanuel Chima — Market Maintenance and Sanitation
  3. Dr Okwoigwe Modestus Ndubuisi — Health Facility Maintenance
  4. Hon. Okechukwu Agu — Environmental Protection
  5. Ozor Ejike Okpe — Enlightenment and Communication
  6. Solomon Gwiyi — Publications and Documentation
  7. Cornelius Ugwu — Town Union Co-ordination
  8. Hon. Romanus Ugwu — Market Decongestion
  9. Hon. Gab Onu — Market Sanitation
  10. Prince Lawrence Ugwu — Road Infrastructure Maintenance
  11. Ugwunnadi Pius Nwabueze — Grassroots and Rural Integration
  12. Timothy Chukwuemeka Nnaji — Community Youth Engagement and Development
  13. Nick Nnaji — Town Union Matters
  14. Mrs Eucharia Anunobi — Women Mobilisation, Enugu-North Zone
  15. Aneke Ogbonna Ajie — Community Engagement
  16. Christian Ede — Government House Matters
  17. Pastor Emeka Ogbonna — Humanitarian Band and Entertainment
  18. Chidi Udo — Inter-State Relations
  19. Engr. Egbonwonu Jude Chikezie — Infrastructure Monitoring and Maintenance
  20. Emma Ogbonna — Civic Education and Voter Awareness
  21. Ali Stanley Osita — Chieftaincy and Traditional Affairs
  22. Hon. Onuora Udeanugwo — Cooperative Development and Empowerment
  23. Sunday Ignatius Okafor — Political and Grassroots Mobilisation
  24. Bar. Chika Nzelu — Non-Indigene Relations
  25. Hon. Ugwuoke Emeka Sylvanus — Environmental Management
  26. Miss Domitila Chidimma Ozioko — Public Engagement and Advocacy
  27. Hon. Emmanuel Ugwu — Human Development
  28. Nnadia Ajima Nwodo — Ecological Management
  29. Peter Oramalu — Urban Beautification
  30. Sabastine Ngwu — Public Enlightenment
  31. Mr Titus Ike Olu — Public Awareness and Sensitisation
  32. Mr Jude Aniogbo — Industrial Harmony
  33. Romanus Agada — Public Advocacy
  34. Onogwu Festus Chibuike — Community Development
  35. Ugwuja Emmanuel Okeke — Public Engagement
  36. Barr. Nnabuike Nwodo — Public Utilities (North)
  37. Ugwu Ikechukwu — Inter-Party Affairs
  38. Ugwu Franklin Izuchukwu — Public Enlightenment and Orientation
  39. Aniagor Sunday Okechukwu — Cultural Orientation
  40. Tobias Ogbonna Onuh — Rural Development
  41. Abugu Sabastine Ekene — Social Orientation
  42. Ugwu Cletus — Public Communication
  43. Engr. Onyeka Solomon — Public Participation and Inclusion
  44. Hon. Innocent Anayo Eze — Youth Engagement
  45. Okwo Emeka Robert — Environment
  46. Hon. Fred Ozoilo — Training and Strategy
  47. Celestine Ikeana — Youth Development
  48. Mr Christian Njeke — Capacity Building
  49. Hon. Mark Ogbonna — Community Building
  50. Chuma Dilibe Esq. — Technology and Innovation
  51. Engr. Ugwu Uchenna — Youth Empowerment and Skills Development
  52. Hon. Ikerionwu Eze — Digital Innovation
  53. Dr Cordelia Idoko — Gender Co-ordination and Empowerment
  54. Com. Mike Okenwa — Grassroots Sports Development
  55. Prince Ifeanyi Onuora — National Orientation
  56. Gabriel Igwe — Community Enlightenment and Outreach
  57. Uche Ezugwu — Environmental and Sanitation
  58. Ozioko Theophilus — Youth Engagement
  59. Igwe Ifebuche Cyprian — Protocol
  60. Peter Chibuzor Nwaekemezie — Market Orientation
  61. Mrs Eucharia Ani — Gender Advocacy
  62. Hon. Solomon Egbo — Contact and Mobilisation
  63. Obinna Augustine Okenwa — Youth and Sports
  64. Engr. Wilson Ogbonna — Monitoring and Evaluation
  65. Paul Nwodo — Government Communication
  66. Chukwudi Nwatu — Social Media
  67. Blessing Ugwoke — Women Mobilisation
  68. Prince Nonso Nnaji — Youths Alliance
  69. Barr. Francis Anurika Ani — Social Engagement
  70. Hon. Ngene Chijioke Oscar — Urban Renewal and Beautification
  71. Hon. Okwudili Onuora — Security Intelligence
  72. Maduako Ikenna Philip — Regional Integration
  73. Ngozi Itanyi — Grassroots Women Coordination
  74. Agbo Kinsley Okechukwu A. — Stakeholders Engagement
  75. Chekwube Henry Ogbodo — Youth Mobilisation
  76. Chukwuma Prince Uche — Grassroots Mobilisation
  77. Kingsley Chekwube Ude — Media Relations
  78. Onwuka Toti Miracle — Special Duties
  79. Chukwudi Ozor — Project Monitoring
  80. Mama Onyebuchi Emmanuel — Public Affairs
  81. Eze Godwin — Inter-Party Relations and Management
  82. Ishienyi Olisaemeka — Social Welfare and Community Relations
  83. Chief Robert Alum — Rural Development and Livelihood
  84. Humphrey Madu — Political Liaison
  85. Uroko Innocent — Inter-Governmental Affairs
  86. Ifeanyi Ani — Community Mobilisation
  87. Chikezie Aga — Civic Values and National Re-orientation
  88. Surv. Julius Nshiodo — Rural Surveys and Land Development

The portfolios cover economic development, community affairs, infrastructure monitoring, environmental management, youth and women engagement, technology, public communication, political mobilisation, and rural development.

According to the announcement, all 101 appointments take immediate effect.

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