Governor Alex Otti honors the late Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, the first executive governor of Abia State, by renaming Abia State Polytechnic to Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic, Aba. This renaming serves as a tribute to Onu’s remarkable contributions to Abia’s development and leadership in the early days of the state’s establishment.
Abia State Governor Dr. Alex Otti has renamed Abia State Polytechnic to Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic, Aba, in a powerful tribute to the late Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, the first executive governor of Abia State. The renaming honors Onu’s distinguished legacy and acknowledges his significant contributions to the state’s early development and leadership.
Late Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, who served as Abia State’s first executive governor, was widely respected for his visionary approach to governance and his dedication to enhancing the welfare of Abians. His tenure marked a period of foundational progress, with Onu laying the groundwork for numerous developments across education, infrastructure, and economic growth that shaped Abia’s trajectory as a young state.
Dr. Otti’s decision to rename the polytechnic aligns with his administration’s commitment to preserving the legacies of outstanding leaders in Abia’s history. The governor highlighted Dr. Onu’s passion for educational advancement, noting that the newly renamed institution will serve as a constant reminder of Onu’s dedication to the people of Abia and his pioneering efforts as their first governor.
This commemoration not only marks a milestone for the institution but also underscores the importance of honoring leaders who have left an indelible mark on the state’s history. The newly named Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic will continue to uphold the values and vision of its namesake, inspiring students and the community alike.
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