Senator Okechukwu Ezea (LP, Enugu North) has named 45 new aides. A statement signed by his media adviser Aniebo Nwamu and released on February 20 says the new appointees were drawn from the six local government areas making up the Enugu North senatorial district.

Senator Ezea, popularly called “Ideke” after a shipping company he founded and ran before going into politics, beat a sitting governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of the PDP, to emerge winner of the election held on February 25, 2023. He alongside 108 other senators took the Oath of Office on June 13 in Abuja.

Enugu North senatorial district comprises Nsukka, Igbo-Eze South, Igbo-Eze North, Udenu, Igbo-Etiti and Uzo-Uwani LGAs of Enugu State, Nigeria.

The senator, according to the press release, enjoins his new aides to constantly monitor activities in the district, identify the felt needs of the people, and advise him accordingly.

“We must justify the change our people voted for,” said Senator Ezea, adding: “By assisting me in the task of feeling our people’s pulses and suggesting ways we could attract democracy benefits to them, the new aides would be serving as partners in the struggle for a new Enugu North.”

The aides, whose appointments take immediate effect, were assigned different portfolios. They are:

1. Nnanwike Nwodo, Chief Liaison Officer
2. Aaron Ugwuja, Special Assistant, Mobilization
3. Ben Ekene Okenyi, Special Assistant, Mobilization
4. Barr. Ike Ozor, Special Assistant, Mobilization
5. Oliver Eya, Special Assistant, Mobilization
6. Chika Mama, Special Assistant, Mobilization
7. Vitalis Aniagolu, Special Assistant, Mobilization
8. Anthony Ozioko (Owelle), Special Assistant
9. Kingsley Asogwa, Special Assistant
10. Nnadi Raphael, Special Assistant
11. Ifeoma Ozioko, Special Assistant
12. Pedro Chinwe, Special Assistant
13. Luke Azubuike Okonkwo, Special Assistant
14. Ugwu Clinton Ogechukwu, Special Assistant
15. Jonas Obetta, Special Assistant (Administration)
16. George Ogbonna Anayo, Personal Assistant
17. Ernest Uchenna Ugwu (Shonekan), Special Assistant
18. Chinyere Ugwu (Mrs.), Special Assistant
19. Ernest Change Ezema, Special Assistant
20. George Ogbonna, Special Assistant
21. Amaka Urama (Mrs.), Special Assistant, Women Enlightenment
22. Ojobo Charles, Special Assistant
23. Ayogu Nathan, Special Assistant
24. Itodo Joseph, Special Assistant
25. Augustine Maduoha Odo, Special Assistant
26. P. C. Okafor, Special Assistant
27. Mrs. Ugo Eze, Special Assistant
28. Ezugwu Paul Ejike, Special Assistant
29. Fabian Amoke, Special Assistant
30. Oderaa Asogwa (Mrs.), Special Assistant
31. Victoria Okegbe (Mrs.), Special Assistant
32. Fred Anyaegbunam, Personal Assistant
33. Felix Alumona, Special Assistant
34. Dieke Charles, Special Assistant
35. Barr. Kenneth Nenanya, Special Assistant
36. Fred Aliozor, Special Assistant
37. Emeka Mba (Target), Special Assistant
38. Tochukwu Ezema, Special Assistant
39. Chidera Ogbobe, Special Assistant, Digital Media
40. Sam Okwa, Special Assistant, Public Communications
41. Wordshot Amaechi Ugwele, Special Assistant, Strategic Communications
42. Martins Chimguzorom Ezugwu, Special Assistant, Social Media
43. Ejikeme Ugwu, Special Assistant, New Media
44. Francis Ede, Special Assistant, Inter-District Affairs
45. Michael Okenwa, Special Assistant, Media
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Feb. 20, 2024