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2 Years of Progress: Chief Uche Agwu Udo Backs Gov. Otti, Salutes Reforms from Ghana

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2 Years of Progress: Chief Uche Agwu Udo Backs Gov. Otti, Salutes Reforms from Ghana

Chief Uche Agwu Udo, Patron of the Igbo Community in Ghana, has hailed Governor Alex Otti’s two years of leadership. Read his full message of support and praise.

 

In what many have described as a glowing testament to Governor Alex Chioma Otti’s transformational leadership in abia State, the Onowu and Patron of the Igbo Community in Ghana, Chief Uche Agwu Udo, has extended heartfelt congratulations to the Governor and his Deputy, Engr. Ikechukwu Emetu, on their successful two-year anniversary in office.

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Chief Uche Agwu Udo, also known as Kosi Aba, is a highly respected figure among Nigerians in the diaspora. He currently serves as the Patron of the Igbo Community in Ghana, former President of abia State Progressive Union Ghana, Board of Trustees member of the All Nigeria Community Ghana, and former Chairman of the Ohafia Improvement Union, Accra. His voice reflects the collective sentiment of Abians and Igbos in the diaspora.

 

In his congratulatory message made available to All Facts Newspaper, Chief Udo praised Governor Otti for restoring dignity, order, and visionary direction to abia State since assuming office on May 29, 2023.

 

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“Your administration has not only transformed the state but has restored the pride and dignity of Abians across the globe. We are proud of how you’ve changed the narrative of governance, placing abia on the path of honour, progress, and global respect,” he stated.

 

The diaspora leader expressed optimism that the gains of the past two years will serve as a strong foundation for long-term development, especially with ongoing reforms in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and digital governance. He assured the Governor and his Deputy of unwavering support from Abians in Ghana and the broader diaspora community.

 

Chief Udo emphasized that the Igbo and abia communities abroad are watching closely with pride and are prepared to partner with the government in realizing the full vision of the New Abia.

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“Be assured that Abians in Ghana stand solidly with you and will continue to support your visionary leadership,” he affirmed.

 

This recognition from the diaspora is one of many accolades pouring in as the Otti-led administration marks two years of rebuilding a state once mired in neglect. For many like Chief Uche Agwu Udo, the new narrative coming out of abia is not only refreshing but inspiring hope across borders.

 

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