The Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs has officially released the names of 73 Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) which covers 8 regions to serve in various local government areas across the country. The announcement, made after extensive consultations and vetting, is expected to strengthen governance at the local level.
According to the ministry, the newly appointed MMDCEs will be tasked with driving development, coordinating government policies, and ensuring effective service delivery in their respective districts. The list includes a mix of experienced leaders and fresh faces, with a focus on competence, loyalty, and commitment to national progress.
The release has sparked mixed reactions, with some stakeholders welcoming the appointments while others have raised concerns over the selection process. However, the ministry has assured the public that the chosen individuals are well-qualified and ready to serve. The appointees will now await approval from their respective assemblies before assuming office.
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