The former President of the Senate, Senator Ken Nnamani has described
Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State as not only a true friend of
his community, Amechi Uwani, Enugu South Local Government Area, but also
“one of us” who has always supported his people in so many ways.
Senator Nnamani spoke during the inauguration of the rebuilt Amechi
Uwani Town Union Centre, which was completed with the N5 million first
tranche of N10 million earmarked by Gov. Ugwuanyi’s administration for
every community in the state to execute priority development project of
their choice.
The elder statesman, who thanked Gov. Ugwuanyi for finding time to
identify with them despite his tight schedule this festive season,
declared: “We remember those who remember us”.
Senator Nnamani added that “a good product markets itself” and
disclosed that “when the time comes, I will say where our people
belong”.
He commended the community for utilizing the state government’s grant
to complete the project, pointing out that “everybody is happy across
the state” because of the existing peace and good governance.
Earlier, the Traditional Ruler of Amechi Uwani community, who was
represented by the Onowu, Chief Michael Okenwa while breaking the
Kolanut acknowledged the good works of the governor in the state and
prayed for his victory at the forthcoming general election.
In his welcome address, the President-General of the Town Union,
Deacon Okoye Ogbodo, welcomed Gov. Ugwuanyi to the community to
celebrate with them. Deacon Ogbodo noted that they set aside 28th of
every year as a special day “to celebrate Amechi Uwani community,
exchange gifts and reassess what God has done for us”, stating that “the
governor has always been our guest”.
He explained that the community used N4 million of the N5 million
released by the state government under its “one community one project”
programme to complete the town union centre , revealing the balance of
N1 million was dedicated for another priority project.
Also present at the event were the chairman of the council, Hon.
Sunday Ugwu, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for Enugu
North/South Federal Constituency, Hon. Ofor Chukwuegbo and member
representing Enugu South Constituency, Hon. Obinna Okenwa, among others.
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