By Felix Igboanugo
The Anambra West Congress of Councillors has constituted nine committees to strengthen legislative oversight, improve governance and promote effective service delivery across the local government area.
The appointments were announced during the Congress’s plenary session held on Oct. 27, in Nzam, the headquarters of Anambra West Local Government Area(LGA).
The newly appointed committee chairmen and their respective portfolios are Hon. Benjamin Olottah, Education; Hon. Uderike Kingsley Okeke, Works; Hon. James Sunday Emengini, Transportation; Hon. Uchenna Ogugua Simon, Environment; and Hon. Onyedika Udekwe, Rules and Business (Special Duties).
Others are Hon. Nonso Obeche, Homeland Security; Hon. Austin Nnaluo, Agriculture; Hon. Ernest Udoba, Health; and Hon. Tony Agbata, Finance.

Addressing the appointees, the Speaker and Leader of the Congress of Councillors, Hon. Uderike Kingsley Okeke, urged them to discharge their duties with professionalism, integrity, discipline and respect for legislative procedures.
He emphasised the need for diligence, teamwork and accountability, urging the committee chairmen to collaborate with fellow councillors and ensure that the needs and welfare of the people remain central to their legislative responsibilities.
The committees are expected to strengthen policy development, legislative oversight and accountability across key sectors, including education, healthcare, agriculture, infrastructure, transportation, security and environmental management.
The congress reaffirmed its commitment to responsible representation and constructive engagement with the executive arm of the local government to promote peace, security and sustainable development.
The newly constituted committees are expected to bring renewed focus to their respective portfolios and contribute to improved governance and service delivery for the people of Anambra West.
Felix Igboanugo is of the Ministry of Information and Value Reformation, Anambra State
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