ABIA – The Chief of Staff to Abia State Governor, Pastor Caleb Ajagba, has reaffirmed Governor Alex Otti’s commitment to delivering sustainable development and good governance across the state.
Pastor Ajagba who disclosed this when he received a delegation from Nsulu clan, in Isiala Ngwa North LGA, who paid him a solidarity visit at Government House, Umuahia, noted that Governor Otti has continued to set new standards in governance and infrastructure development.
The Chief of Staff to the Governor while enumerating the impressive strides recorded under Governor Otti’s leadership in just two years in office, including the ongoing renovation and retrofitting of general hospitals and primary healthcare centres, the construction of smart schools, the ongoing reconstruction of the Ntigha-Nbawsi-Umuala Road in Isiala Ngwa North LGA among other laudable initiatives, described them as clear evidence of the state government’s resolve to rebuild Abia.
He further thanked Nsulu people for recognizing and supporting the giant strides of the present administration in the state which he explained are already yielding visible results in the lives of the citizens and encouraged all eligible voters to take advantage of the ongoing voter registration exercise to obtain their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs).
In his speech earlier, the leader of the delegation, Chief Chamberlain Onyenowe, commended Governor Alex Otti for his infrastructural and transformative achievements across all facets of the state’s economy, pointing out that the visit was to express their admiration for the governor’s outstanding performance within two years in office and to reaffirm their solidarity with their brother and the Chief of Staff, Pastor Caleb Ajagba.
He also assured that the people of Nsulu remain solidly behind the Governor Otti-led administration and will continue to support its developmental agenda for the state.
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Investment Promotions, Public and Private Partnership, Chief Green Amakwe among other top government officials were present during the visit.
