Okpebholo Redeploys Edo Broadcasting Service MD...Festus Alenkhe Appointed Acting MD

 

Edo State Governor, His Excellency, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has approved the redeployment of the Managing Director of the Edo Broadcasting Service (EBS), Mr Suleiman Aladeh to the Edo State Orientation Agency, where he will serve as pioneer Director General with immediate effect.

This was disclosed by Umar Musa Ikhilor, Esq. Secretary to the State Government, SSG in a statement issued to Newsmen in Benin City

According to the SSG, Mr Festus Alenkhe is hereby appointed Acting Managing Director of the Edo Broadcasting Service to oversee the operations of the station pending the deployment of a substantive Managing Director.

"The governor's decision forms part of ongoing administrative adjustments designed to optimise resource management and strengthen institutional capacity across critical sectors of the state's administration.

"The redeployment reflects the government's recognition of Mr Aledeh's professional expertise and capacity to advance the mandate of the Orientation Agency—an institution critical to civic engagement, values promotion, and public communication strategy across Edo State.

"During his tenure at EBS, Mr Aledeh demonstrated considerable dedication to public service broadcasting and institutional development. The state government commends him for his outstanding contributions to the broadcasting sector and wishes him continued success in his new assignment.

"Mr Alenkhe's appointment as Acting Managing Director underscores Governor Okpebholo's commitment to seamless operational continuity at the Edo Broadcasting Service. He is expected to maintain the high standards of service delivery and professional broadcasting standards that define the station's reputation," the statement added


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