‘GOVERNOR IKPEAZU HAS DONE WELL IN CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES’ – Chancellor, FUTM

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The Chancellor, Federal University of Technology MInna, Niger state and the traditional ruler, Mgboko Ngwa Ama-Ise, Obingwa Area Council, Abia State, His Eminence, Eze (Dr.) Eberechi Dick has commended Gov. Okezie Victor Ikpeazu-led administration, adding that he has done well in critical infrastructures among others.

The royal father who stated this during an interaction with newsmen in his palace; Mgboko Ngwa Ama-ise, Obingwa, disclosed that there are huge positive change in Abia and proper delivery of dividends of democracy to Abians within the past five years of Gov. Ikpeazu’s administration.

Eze Dick further pointed out that the developmental strides of Gov. Ikpeazu cuts across the three senatorial zones of the state, and called on Abians to support him to deliver more dividends of democracy to them.

In his words: “I have travelled wide across the country and from what I have seen from oher clans, Gov. Ikpeazu has done beyond pass mark.
We in Ukwa na Ngwa where he hails from are proud of him.

The former chairman, Abia State traditional rulers council, further lauded the governor for the peace in Abia State, adding that it is a product of good governance and synergy with security agencies in the state as well as God’s grace upon the governor.

He described Abia as peaceful and safe, calling on investors to invest in Abia as the era of kidnapping, armed robbery among others heinous crimes are over.

The former chairman, South-East traditional rulers who decried, the wanton destruction of Aba Town hall and other infrastructures in the state by the recently hijacked #ENDSARS protest in Abia, called on Abias to protect government properties in the area, shun sentiments and give the Abia governor the needed support he deserves.

The Eze Udo 1 of Mgboko Ngwa Amaise further described the relationship between Gov. Ikpeazu and the traditional institution and cordial calling on the Governor to sustain and finish his developmental strides in the state.

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