Commissioner for Environment Nosa Adams Promises to Promote Healthy, Sustainable Environment



By Elvis Omoregie


‎ Edo State Commissioner for Environment and Sustainability, Barr. Nosa Adams, on Wednesday resumed at the Ministry, with a pledge to promote a healthy, peaceful, and sustainable environment.  
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‎He advocated stakeholder engagements and awareness on practical steps for environmental sustainability.  
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‎The Commissioner was received by the permanent secretary of the Ministry, Mr. Jude Ekpu, and other management staff, 
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He stated that his approach to delivering on Governor Monday Okpebholo's administration mandate would be collaborative, transparent, and evidence-based.  
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‎ "Today marks the beginning of a renewed environmental vision for our dear State, a vision anchored on sustainability, responsibility, and shared prosperity.  
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‎"Edo State is richly blessed with fertile land, vast forests, rivers, and diverse ecosystems.  
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‎"Our mission is clear — to protect, restore, and sustainably manage Edo’s natural environment for present and future generations," he added.  
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‎He thanked the Edo State governor for finding him worthy of appointment and pledged to justify the confidence reposed in him.  
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‎The permanent secretary of the Ministry, Jude Ekpu, who spoke on behalf of the staff, pledged support for the Commissioner's vision for a clean and sustainable environment in Edo State.

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