Anambra State governor, Prof. Chukwuma Charles Soludo, has appointed and sworn in Dr. Law Mefor, as the new Commissioner for Information, Anambra State.
A press statement signed by Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Christian Aburime, noted that Dr. Mefor replaces Sir Paul Nwosu, who has moved on after over ten years of meritorious service to the Anambra State Government.
The statement reads: “Dr. Law Mefor, is a distinguished academic and public intellectual who brings a wealth of experience to his new position.
“With an impressive academic portfolio, he holds a Ph.D. in Social Psychology from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, alongside degrees in General and Applied Psychology from the University of Jos, Forensic Psychology from Nasarawa State University, a Master’s degree in Public Administration from the University of Calabar, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism from the International Institute of Journalism, Abuja.
“Over the years, Dr. Mefor has established himself as an educator and media consultant, lecturing for over a decade at the International Institute of Journalism, Abuja. He has also made significant contributions as a syndicated columnist, publishing thought-provoking articles in The Cable and various online and mainstream newspapers.
“Dr. Mefor’s public service career spans over a decade in the Nigerian Senate, where he served as Senior Legislative Aide and Special Assistant to Senators, the Deputy Senate President, and the Senate President. His deep involvement in legislative processes and policy research adds a valuable dimension to his appointment.
“A prolific author, Dr. Mefor has written several influential works, including “The Audacity of Power,” a political analysis; “The Senator Ken Nnamani Portrait,” a biographical work; and creative pieces such as the novels Dream Abuja and Corpers’ Odyssey, and the poetry collection Phantasmagoria.
“Wishing him success as he assumes his new role, Governor Soludo expressed confidence in Dr. Mefor’s ability and extensive experience to strengthen the communication machinery of the state and foster a more vibrant information environment for the government’s developmental strides.
“Also, the Governor commended Sir Paul Nwosu for his dedication and contributions during his tenure as Commissioner for Information, wishing him the very best in his future endeavours.”
