Eke Ward Stakeholders Pay Solidarity Visit To Speaker Enugu House Of Assembly Rt. Hon. Uche Ugwu, Extols Gov. Peter Mbah’s Disruptive Innovative Administration
By Chris Ike Enemoh
Eke Ward Stakeholders Pay Solidarity Visit To Speaker Enugu House Of Assembly Rt. Hon. Uche Ugwu, Extols Gov. Peter Mbah’s Disruptive Innovative Administration
The Eke Ward Stakeholders has applauded the speaker, Enugu State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Uche Ugwu, and extolled the leadership pattern of Governor Peter Mbah.
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This occured Thursday, during a solidarity visit to the office of the Speaker, Enugu State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Uche Ugwu.
Speaking during the visit, the leader of Eke Ward PDP, Dr. Steve Igweze thanked the speaker for all he has done for Enugu state and Eke in particular, he also stated some projects that require urgent attention such as bad state of the road leading to Ogui Agu through Eke, Police post, Amankwo Eke Health Center, the delegation thanked the speaker for massive support to Governor Peter Mbah and for type II health center constructed in Eke and smart green school which is still under construction, the group also appealed for a corp members lodge within Eke, this, according to them will keep the corps members intact and responsive to their places of primary assignment.
Members of the delegates who spoke in their own different capacities include Hon. Ozo Uche Aloh, Hon. John Ifudu, Dr. Luke Mgboh, Hon. Ike Diloha, Hon. Johnson Aniekwe, among others.
The Speaker, in response appreciated the delegates from Eke Ward and promised to present all their requests to the working governor of Enugu state, Dr. Peter Mbah, he also pledged to follow up to ensure impactful response, stating that Eke Ward is a majority ward, and indeed, truly requires government attention to their needs.
Some highlights of the solidarity visit include; breaking of kolanut, refreshment, presentation of gift to the Speaker, which he described as “precious”, among others.
