Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has dissolved the Local Government Service Commission. This decision, announced on Monday through a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Fred Itua, is part of broader measures to improve transparency and efficiency in the state’s public service.
The governor clarified that the dissolution is intended to restructure and strengthen the commission to better serve the people of Edo State.
“The decision to dissolve the state Local Government Service Commission became necessary to revitalise the institution and reposition it for more efficient service delivery,” he explained.
Governor Okpebholo assured residents that ongoing operations within the commission will remain unaffected. He pledged to work closely with relevant stakeholders to rebuild a more effective system.
The reform aims to address inefficiencies within the local government system and create a structure that promotes accountability and productivity. Governor Okpebholo reiterated his administration’s dedication to governance reforms that prioritize the needs of Edo State residents.
“These changes reflect our commitment to delivering the dividends of democracy and ensuring that public institutions work for the people,” the governor added.
