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Okowa’s aide resigns to join ‘Obidient’ movement

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3 years ago
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Okowa’s aide resigns to join ‘Obidient’ movement
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By Emeke Alexander

Onochie Osheokwu, a Senior Special Assistant on Youth Development to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has resigned his appointment.

Osheokwu announced his resignation in a letter sighted by NewsNet Nigeria dated October 6, 2022, addressed to the Governor through the Secretary to the State Government, Chief Patrick Ukah.

The graduate of Political Science, who hails from Ubulu-Unor in Aniocha South Local Government Area of the state in the letter wrote below:

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“I wish to officially intimate your office of the resignation of my appointment as Senior Special AsSistant on Youth Development with immediate effect.

“My decision to resign is premised on moral and call of every Nigeria Youth for a new and better Nigeria, sir on this ground I have decided to be fully
“Obidient” to their call so we work together to achieve a better new
Nigeria.

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“However, I thank your Excellency for the opportunity given to me to serve in your government for over three years as Senior Special Assistant on Youth Development.”

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