By Izunna Okafor, Awka
In a resounding salute to democratic strides, Hon. Paul Ezeobi has extended his hearty congratulations to His Excellency Sen. Hope Uzodinma for emerging victorious in the recently concluded Imo State governorship polls.
Hon. Ezeobi, a prominent figure within the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nnewi South Local Government Area of Anambra State, conveyed his commendations during an interview with newsmen over the outcome of the Imo guber election.
Recognizing Governor Uzodinma’s exemplary leadership during his first tenure, Hon. Ezeobi attributed the electoral success to the Governor’s dedication to the growth and prosperity of Imo State.
“Governor Uzodinma’s triumph stands as a testament to the impactful governance witnessed throughout his initial term. His unwavering commitment to the people of Imo State has earned him the trust and confidence of the electorate,” stated Hon. Ezeobi, emphasizing the governor’s role in steering the state towards progress.
Speaking further, Ezeobi, a former House of Assembly candidate in Anambra State and Coordinator of the 2019 Coalition of APC House of Assembly Candidates in the State, articulated his optimism for the future of Uzodinma’s leadership in Imo State, highlighting the governor’s ability to build upon the established foundation and lead Imo to unprecedented heights in terms of development and prosperity.
“The challenges ahead are indeed formidable, but with the overwhelming goodwill from the people, Governor Uzodinma is well-positioned to elevate Imo State to enviable heights. I extend my heartfelt congratulations to His Excellency and wish him continued success and even greater achievements in his dedicated service to the people of Imo State,” said the APC stalwart, Ezeobi, who is also a former Governing Council Board member of the Modibbo Adama University of Technology (MAUTECH), Yola, Adamawa.
He further expressed optimism that Anambra State will be taken over by APC come 2025 gubernatorial election, while also calling on members and Ndị Igbo at large to keep rallying round the party, which he said, should be embraced as the ruling party at the centre and party of the moment.
