Imo Tell Governor, Hope Uzodinma, says his administration and the folks of the pronounce are committed to the peace of Nigeria.
He acknowledged this on Thursday in a speech to welcome President Muhammadu Buhari who visited Imo to commission some initiatives.
“Our commitment to the unity and peace of Nigeria is irrevocable,” the governor asserted in Owerri, the pronounce capital.
He extra acknowledged that thru inclusive governance, his administration has accommodated each and every Nigerian resident in Imo Tell.
After reeling out a replacement of initiatives which his administration has launched into, Governor Uzodinma talked about his aim became to fabricate a “mini Nigeria” in his pronounce, the put all people would receive no longer handiest a sense of belonging but unfettered lodging.
He assured the President that his administration remained true in its endeavours to meet the yearnings of the Imo folks, inner readily available sources.
The governor thanked President Buhari for honouring the invitation to commission the initiatives put together by the ‘Shared Prosperity Administration’.
He moreover relayed the appreciation of the folks referring to the President’s intervention in fixing the protection breach within the pronounce.
Problems At The Centre
On his fragment, President Buhari talked about he has seen ample to yarn for the sexy deeds of the governor, noting that he became excessive about the strides even within the face of unexpected instances.
“I receive seen ample that justifies his (Uzodinma) integrity in making sure that he’s working very onerous to dangle sure that you gain the structures important.
“I am very impressed by what he has carried out due to I receive undergone the the same issues on the centre,” Buhari talked about.
He assured Imo residents that his authorities would defend encouraging the pronounce contained within the provisions of the Constitution.
While in Imo, President Buhari commissioned a balloon know-how-pushed underground tunnel with ground drainage (Chukwuka Nwoha), Naze Boulevard, and Nekede/Ihiagwa Boulevard.
Other initiatives he commissioned had been the newly-built Exco Chambers contained within the Executive Home identified as the Douglas Home, and the Egbeada Bypass (Amakohia).
