Imo State Governor Reconstitutes Boundary Committee to Enhance Peace and Security

 Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma, has reconstituted the Imo State Boundary Committee, with his Deputy, Lady (Dr.) Chinyere Ekomaru, as the chairperson. The committee's primary responsibility is to maintain and accurately delineate the nation's administrative maps, with particular attention to the boundaries affecting Imo State.


The reconstitution of the committee is aimed at promoting sustainable peace and security in border communities, as well as effective cooperation with neighboring states. The governor recognizes that these factors are crucial to the socio-economic development of Imo State.

The committee will work collaboratively with the National Boundary Commission to resolve boundary-related issues and prevent potential conflicts that may arise from territorial misunderstandings. The governor has tasked the committee to approach their responsibilities with diligence and objectivity, in the interest of the state and the nation.

The reconstitution of the Imo State Boundary Committee is a proactive step towards promoting peace and security in the state. By accurately delineating boundaries and resolving boundary-related issues, the committee can help prevent conflicts and promote cooperation with neighboring states.

The governor's decision to reconstitute the committee demonstrates his commitment to addressing the challenges facing the state and promoting its socio-economic development. The committee's success will likely have a positive impact on the lives of the people of Imo State, and contribute to the overall stability and prosperity of the region.


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