Asiuwhu Congratulates Delta’s New Head of Service, Babigha-Ehimen

Describes her emergence as recognition of professionalism, dedication and distinguished public service

Former Delta State Commissioner for Environment and Chairman of the Delta State Taskforce on Environment, Chief Godspower Omafuvwe Asiuwhu, JP, has congratulated Dr. Mrs. Charity Igho Babigha-Ehimen on her emergence as the 13th Head of Service of Delta State.

Asiuwhu, who also coordinates the Renewed Hope Ambassadors (RHA) in Patani Local Government Area, described her elevation as a remarkable milestone and a well-deserved recognition of her professionalism, administrative competence and years of dedicated service to the state.

In his congratulatory message, he described the new Head of Service as a trailblazer, a woman of honour and a distinguished professional whose career reflects integrity, discipline, diligence and an unwavering commitment to excellence in public administration.

He noted that her emergence to one of the most strategic positions in the state’s public service marked a significant moment for the Delta State Civil Service, expressing confidence that her wealth of experience would contribute to strengthening the state’s administrative machinery.

According to him, Dr. Babigha-Ehimen’s elevation represents a fitting reward for years of meritorious service, professional excellence and perseverance in the discharge of her responsibilities.

The former commissioner recalled that she previously served as Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Renewal before serving in the Office of the Head of Service.

He said her experience across these critical areas of government administration had equipped her with valuable institutional knowledge and administrative expertise necessary for effective leadership.

Asiuwhu expressed optimism that her tenure would strengthen professionalism, promote accountability, improve administrative efficiency and enhance service delivery across ministries, departments and agencies of the Delta State Government.

He emphasised that the Office of the Head of Service occupies a pivotal position in coordinating the state’s civil service and ensuring the effective implementation of government policies and programmes.

The Delta State Taskforce on Environment chairman also commended Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for the appointment, noting that competent leadership within the civil service was essential to achieving the administration’s development objectives and translating government policies into tangible benefits for the people.

He further called on civil servants and other relevant stakeholders to give the new Head of Service the necessary cooperation and support to enable her to discharge her responsibilities effectively.

According to him, collective commitment, institutional collaboration and adherence to the principles of professionalism remain indispensable to building a disciplined, efficient and people-oriented civil service.

Asiuwhu expressed confidence that Dr. Babigha-Ehimen’s tenure would usher in renewed administrative vigour, strengthen institutional practices and promote a culture of excellence capable of leaving a lasting positive impact on the state’s public service.

He wished her wisdom, strength, sound health and a successful tenure, expressing the hope that her leadership would be distinguished by purposeful administration, meaningful achievements and an enduring legacy of service to Delta State.

Asiuwhu reiterated his congratulations to Dr. Mrs. Charity Igho Babigha-Ehimen, describing her emergence as a celebration of professional distinction, dedicated service and an opportunity to advance the ideals of excellence in public administration.