The President of Ngwa Patriots Forum, an apex Ngwa Socio-Political Organization, Chief Uzoma Ihuka has called on the media to change their pattern of reporting Abia State but to rather look inward to see the positive revolution going on in all parts of the State’s economy.
Chief Ihuka, made the call in a chat with newsmen in Umuahia.
He said Governor Okezie Ikpeazu has done exceptionally well in infrastructural development across the State describing good infrastructural development as key to economic recovery.
According to the NPF boss, Governor Ikpeazu has ensured the political stability in the state as it was on record that he would be finishing his eight years tenure with the same Deputy.
Ihuka disclosed that the Governor is laying a good foundation for the growth of the state pointing out that he has given identity and restored confidence in Aba producers through his Made-in-Aba campaign which he said, has made the demand for Aba products far exceed current supply.
He pointed out that for Abia to be ranked among the top five States in Nigeria in the Ease of Doing Business index is attributable to the good leadership the Governor has brought to bear upon the State.
While expressing satisfaction that the Governor has broken every record in infrastructural development, especially, in constructing quality roads with drainages that will stand the test of time, Chief Ihuka revealed that the perennial flooding at Ama Ikonne is now a thing of the past while oil palm has been revolutionized, especially, with the planting of four million Tenera oil palm seedlings in the state.
He averred that the Governor will be remembered, even, by generations unborn.
Source: Abia Online
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