The African Democratic Congress (ADC) House of Representative Candidate for Isuikwuato/Umunneochi Federal Constituency in the just concluded election Honorable Favour Chiemerie Nzeanochie, has congratulated Dr. Alex Chioma Otti OFR for his success at the gubernatorial polls and also urged him to be gender friendly in his government.
In a press release made available to ALL FACTS NEWSPAPER, Nzeanochie who is a technocratic based in United Kingdom and actively involved in Abia State politics, posited that she believes that Otti has all it takes to fix Abia State and equally bring to pass the long-desired Abia of our dreams.
“Otti has all the requisites skills, Otti is obviously very ready for the task ahead because he has been on this journey to govern Abia State since 2015. This was the reason why I and my senatorial candidate Ambassador Osita Offor adopted him before the election after x-raying all other candidates” she stated.
Honorable Favour Chiemerie Nzeanochie urged Otti not to leave the women behind in his government, because women have a lot to offer and they need more opportunities to express it. She equally offered herself to serve in any capacity the governor-elect needs her.
“Our Governor-Elect needs to be gender friendly, women have a lot to offer if the narrative of the state will be changed. So, I urge His Excellency Dr. Alex Otti to give women more opportunities to serve in his government and see the great difference they will offer” she concluded.
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