By Ejike Ikezuagu – UK.
Chief Charles Orie, former Managing Director, Imo State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission, (ISOPADEC) welcomed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu during his visit to Imo State.
During the visit, President Tinubu acknowledged developments in the state under Chief Governor Hope Uzodimma. Chief Orie stated that the visit demonstrated engagement between the federal government and Imo State, with President Tinubu indicating support for the governor’s initiatives.
Chief Orie noted Governor Uzodimma’s focus on infrastructure, education, and healthcare development, attributing reported improvements in these areas to ongoing government efforts. The visit was seen as an opportunity for further cooperation between federal and state governments.
According to Chief Orie, effective leadership has contributed to advancements in Imo State over the past six years. He referenced positive feedback from stakeholders and residents regarding the governor’s approach to governance.
Chief Orie emphasized the importance of continued collaboration between the government and stakeholders for sustained development, mentioning that the president’s visit reinforced support for current administrative efforts.
President Tinubu and Chief Hope Uzodimma in Owerri.
In his statement, Chief Orie described the visit as an example of cooperation between federal and state authorities, highlighting joint discussions on security, economic development, and infrastructure. He also stated that stakeholder involvement would remain important for future progress.
Governor Uzodimma’s administration has led to changes in Imo State, according to remarks made by Chief Orie. As the state moves forward, ongoing cooperation among government entities and stakeholders will be key to maintaining development. President Tinubu’s visit marked recognition of recent progress and signalled possibilities for further advancement, Chief Orie concluded.
