Ovation, Excitement as Experienced Engr Ezeh Set to Lead FCT Civil Service Commission with integrity, efficiency

Ovation, Excitement as Experienced Engr Ezeh Set to Lead FCT Civil Service Commission with integrity, efficiency

The recent appointment of Engr. Emeka Muomah Ezeh as the pioneer chairman of the FCT Civil Service Commission has been met with praise and excitement from many quarters.

Ezeh’s impressive track record, including over 40 years of experience as a civil engineer and procurement expert, has led to high expectations for his tenure as chairman.

The appointment is seen as a wise decision by the presidency, as Engr Ezeh is considered a capable and qualified individual for the role.
The new commission will consist of six commissioners, who will work alongside Ezeh to ensure the effective and efficient functioning of the FCT civil service.

The commissioners represent the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria, with Miskoom Alexander Naantuam representing the North-Central, Hon. Jide Jimoh representing the South-West, Mohammed Magaji Ibrahim representing the North-East,

Hon. Ahmed Mohammed representing the North-West, Chief Anthony Okeah representing the South-South, and Barr. Martin Azubike representing the South-East.

Ezeh’s appointment is a significant one, as it represents the culmination of a long and successful career in public service.

Ezeh’s previous role as Director-General of the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) from 2009 to 2014 was particularly notable, as he oversaw significant reforms and cost savings for the Nigerian government during this time.

As head of the BPP, Engr Ezeh worked to improve transparency and efficiency in public procurement, and his efforts were widely praised.

In addition to his work at the BPP, Engr Ezeh has held various other leadership roles in the public sector, including the president of Nigerian society of Engineers.

Engr Ezeh became the DG of the BPP on acting capacity in 2007 when it was established and was later confirmed in 2009.

Its a well known fact that from 2009 till 2014, especially for projects that go to the Federal Executive Council (FEC), the BPP under Engr Ezeh saved over 658 billion naira for Nigeria.

Engr Ezeh’s appointment as the pioneer Chairman of the FCT Civil Service Commission is viewed as a positive move by many because Ezeh has a wealth of experience in the public sector,

including his role as Director-General of the BPP, where he led reforms and cost savings for the Nigerian government.
The six commissioners who will work alongside Ezeh represent the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria.

Engr Ezeh’s appointment is seen as a culmination of his successful career in public service.
Under Ezeh’s leadership, the BPP saved over 658 billion naira for Nigeria through increased transparency and efficiency in public procurement.
It is clear that Ezeh has a long and impressive history of public service, and his appointment to this new role is seen as a positive step forward for the FCT Civil Service Commission.

In addition to his qualifications, Engr Ezeh is also known for his integrity, honesty, and commitment to the principles of good governance.

Meanwhile, in the vibrant town of Alor, the air was filled with jubilation as the community came together to honor one of their own, Engr. Ezeh, on his prestigious new appointment. The bustling streets resonated with the rhythmic beats of drums, echoing the excitement that swept through the town. It was a momentous occasion, marked by a grand reception and homage led by none other than the esteemed traditional ruler, Igwe Mac-Antony Chinedu Okonkwo.

As the sun cast its golden rays upon the gathered crowd, Igwe Mac-Antony Chinedu Okonkwo, adorned in regal attire befitting his esteemed status, presided over the ceremony with grace and dignity. Flanked by his cabinet members, who exuded an aura of authority and wisdom, Igwe Mac-Antony stood as a symbol of unity and tradition in Alor.

Joining him were not only the town’s prominent stakeholders but also a myriad of friends and well-wishers, drawn to the celebration from far and wide. Together, they formed a colorful tapestry of support and camaraderie, a testament to the tight-knit community spirit that thrived within Alor.

The atmosphere was electric as speeches were delivered, extolling Engr. Ezeh’s virtues and accomplishments. His dedication, hard work, and unwavering commitment to excellence had not gone unnoticed by his fellow townsfolk. With each word spoken, the pride in Engr. Ezeh’s achievements swelled, filling the hearts of all who gathered to honor him.

Amidst the festivities, the aroma of traditional delicacies wafted through the air, tantalizing the senses and adding to the sensory feast of sights and sounds. Tables groaned under the weight of sumptuous dishes, a reflection of the hospitality and generosity for which Alor was renowned.

Yet, amidst the revelry, there was also a profound sense of respect and reverence for tradition. The customs and rituals that had been passed down through generations were honored and upheld, serving as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage that defined the town of Alor.

For Engr. Ezeh, the outpouring of support and admiration from his community was deeply humbling. As he stood before his fellow townsfolk, surrounded by love and appreciation, he felt a profound sense of gratitude for the upbringing and values instilled in him by his hometown.

As the day drew to a close and the last strains of music faded into the night, the people of Alor knew that they had witnessed a momentous occasion. Engr. Ezeh’s appointment was not just a personal triumph but a source of pride for the entire community, a shining example of what could be achieved through hard work, dedication, and a steadfast commitment to one’s roots. And as they bid farewell to their illustrious son, they did so with hearts full of hope and anticipation for the bright future that lay ahead.