Governor Nyong’o sends 9 CECs and 14 Chief Officers on compulsory leave.
Kisumu Governor Prof. Anyang' Nyong'o {2nd R} with his Deputy Dr. Mathews Owili{R}.The Governor has sent 9 CEC Members and the 14 Chief Officers of the Previous regime on compulsory leave as a way of restructuring process in his new adminsitration as the second Governor of Kisumu County.
By Dickson Odhiambo.
August 26, 2017.
Governor Nyong’o
sends 9 CECs and 14 Chief Officers on compulsory leave.
KISUMU Governor Prof. Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o has sent 9
Committee Executive Members and all the 14 Chief Officers who have been serving
at the previous County Government of Kisumu under immediate former Governor
Jack Ranguma.
Nyong’o says this is part of restructuring process his
administration is putting in place after taking over the reigns as the second
Governor of Kisumu County.
Speaking after holding a meeting with the Committee
Executive Members and the Chief Officers, Nyong’o directed the Chief Officers
to immediately hand over to the Director of each department.
At the same time, Governor Prof.Nyong’o has appointed former
Director of Kenya Medical Training College Dr. Charles Olang’o Onudi as the
Acting County Secretary.
Dr. Onudi has taken over from Dr. Ojwang Lusi who has been
acting in that position after Humphrey Nakitare resigned to contest the
position of Governor in Busia County.
Dr. Ojwang Lusi has been also the Chief Officer of Health
Department in the County Government of Kisumu under immediate former Governor
Jack Ranguma.
In a press statement to newsrooms, Governor Nyong’o said Dr.
Onudi will be heading the County’s Public Service as well as acting as the
secretary to the cabinet of the county Government.
Onudi joins the new County Government of Kisumu from the
neighboring Siaya County where he was working as the County Executive Member
{CEC} for Health.
His past appointments include that of College Director at
the Kenya Medical Training College and he has a vast experience as a General
Medical Practitioner.
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