Edo State Gets Boost as Okpebholo Names Igbadumhe Livestock Adviser

In a move to bolster the agricultural sector in Edo State, Governor Monday Okpebholo has made a strategic appointment, naming Roland Igbadumhe as the Special Adviser on Livestock Development. This decision, as outlined in an official statement from the Edo State Government, is part of a broader strategy to enhance the state's agricultural value chain and stimulate economic growth through the development of the livestock sector. Governor Okpebholo, in his statement, praised Igbadumhe's dedication to service, his leadership qualities, and his passion for the development of Edo State, describing the appointment as well-deserved. The governor expressed his hope that Igbadumhe's tenure would be marked by significant impact, productivity, and lasting transformation for the state. The appointment has been met with enthusiasm by various stakeholders, who view it as a calculated step towards revitalizing the livestock sector and empowering a new generation of leaders. Igbadumhe, in his response, thanked Governor Okpebholo for the trust placed in him and vowed to work tirelessly to justify the confidence through innovation, hard work, and commitment to the administration's development agenda. Having previously served under former Governor Adams Oshiomhole, Igbadumhe commended Governor Okpebholo for his deliberate effort to create opportunities for young people with fresh ideas and the capacity to contribute positively to society. He assured that he would collaborate closely with relevant ministries and stakeholders to drive reforms that could transform the livestock sector into a significant contributor to the state's economy. Igbadumhe also reiterated his support for the governor's vision, noting that the administration enjoys strong support among youths in Edo North. He pledged to use his office to advance policies and programs aimed at improving livestock production, supporting local farmers, and contributing to the overall socio-economic development of Edo State.