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Directed the removal of all board appointees inherited from the Obaseki administration shortly after taking office.

Cleared the way for the new administration to install its own appointees across state boards and agencies.

Directed the Edo State House of Assembly to suspend the chairmen and vice-chairmen of all 18 local government councils for two months over alleged insubordination and failure to submit financial records.

Triggered Federal High Court and Edo State High Court orders to maintain status quo and reinstate the chairmen, both of which the state reportedly continued to disregard; the Federal Government publicly faulted the suspension as unconstitutional.

Directed the release of ₦2 billion to offset outstanding salary and pension arrears inherited from the previous administration.

Formed part of a broader civil-service arrears clearance effort that also included a first ₦4.6 billion tranche of entitlements for sacked college staff.

Approved a restructuring and expansion of the state's ministries, bringing the total to 28 portfolios and reassigning several commissioners to new dockets.

Completed nearly a year after inauguration, the restructuring finally established the administration's full cabinet lineup, including new commissioners for Works, Health, and Information and Strategy.

Set up a high-powered committee to review organised labour's concerns about the contributory pension scheme and submit advisory recommendations.

Responded to sustained worker demands to exit the contributory pension scheme and raise the state minimum wage; independently verified committee findings or policy changes were not identified for this entry.