85 Abia appointees warned against false reports

Eighty-five political appointees representing the Ukwa La Ngwa zone under Abia State Governor Alex Otti have issued a stern warning to politicians against spreading false reports. In a meeting where they endorsed an eight-point resolution, the appointees and nine mayors cautioned politicians from denigrating the people of the zone for political gains.

The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Prince Uzor Nwachukwu, read out the resolutions on their behalf, emphasizing the appointees' full identification with Governor Otti's vision, policies, and development agenda. The resolution strongly states, "We wil resist any attempt by politicians or groups to undermine the relationship between the people of Ukwa La Ngwa and the governor."

The appointees firmly reject infantile narratives about Governor Otti's ethnic affiliation, insisting that their relationship with the governor is positive and that they are making meaningful contributions to the state's development. They urge the public to remain calm and support the administration's efforts to rebuild the state's development infrastructure.