Imo Stakeholders Endorse Governor Hope Uzodimma for Second Term
- Stakeholders in Imo state have backed the second term bid of Governor Hope Uzodimma in the coming governorship election
- In their reactions, the stakeholders commended the governor for what they described as a job well done in Imo
- Meanwhile, Chief Pascal Dozie CON advised Imolites not to play politics with the State irrespective of their creed and political leanings
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In a unanimous voice vote the Imo state stakeholders who gathered for the 7th edition of the Imo Stakeholders Meeting, have endorsed Governor Hope Uzodimma to contest the 2023 Imo Governorship Election.
This was agreed upon during the 7th Stakeholders meeting, held at Ndubuisi Kanu Square, Owerri, Imo State which was attended by Imo Stakeholders from different walks of life including politicians, the academics, The religious, players in commerce and industry, elders and traditional rulers and market men and women.
Source: UGC
Moving the motion for the adoption, Chief Henry Njoku from Owerri zone, based his suggestion on the verifiable landmark achievements of Governor Uzodimma's shared prosperity administration.
The motion was seconded by Hon. Barr Ifeanyi Agwu (Former Ehime Mbano House of assembly member) which was unanimously accepted.
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His Excellency, Distinguished Senator Hope Uzodimma in a detailed address, took Ndi Imo through a journey of how his Shared Prosperity administration has delivered dividends of democracy in the past 3 years to Ndi Imo with numerous achievements as proofs.
Stakeholders in their reactions commended the Governor for a job well done so far.
Chief Engr. Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, one of the Stakeholders and statesman present, commended the Governor and openly announced that he is proud of the Governor’s leadership quality.
He said that the Governor has shown true leadership and accountability by giving an account of the Shared Prosperity administration, achievements of the Government, plans of the Government and his proactive move to maintain peace in Imo State.
The 7th Imo State Stakeholders meeting which was chaired by Chief Pascal Dozie CON advised Imolites not to play politics with the State irrespective of their creed and political leanings.
"Majority of Ndigbo will vote for Bola Tinubu," Governor Hope Uzodimma boasts
Meanwhile, Governor Hope Uzodimma says majority of the people in the southeast will vote for the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu.
Uzodimma said that there are indications that the ruling party will win at all levels of government in the general elections.
The governor said that President Muhammadu Buhari's administration has delivered landmark projects across the region in the last seven and half years since it took over power from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He also said that in democracy, what is most important is to have leaders who have the people's interests at heart.
Surprise as top APC governor takes action in Peter Obi, Labour Party's favour
The request by the Labour Party to use an Ebonyi state-owned stadium for its campaign has been approved.
The approval was expressly made by the governor of the state David Umahi, ahead of the slated date for the Labour Party's campaign.
Umahi also warned against denying access to government-owned facilities to opposition political parties.
Peter Obi reacts to Arthur Eze's remarks over his 'failed' 2023 presidential bid
Peter Obi earlier said that it is politicians like Arthur Eze that he wants to retire with his presidential bid in 2023.
Obi's reaction comes after Eze cautioned against his presidential ambition noting that he was never in support of the former governor's plan to contest in the 2023 election.
A spokesperson for Obi said Arthur Eze's comment over Obi's presidential bid only shows that the businessman is scared of losing his influence on the people.
Source: Legit.ng
