Imo community passes vote of confidence in Okorocha

Imo community passes vote of confidence in Okorocha

The people of Obinugwu in Orlu Local Government Area of Imo State have passed a vote of confidence in Governor Rochas Okorocha.
The people, comprising their traditional ruler, Eze Stanley Anezionwu Nwangwu, the Council of Chiefs and other members of the community expressed confidence in the Okorocha administration.
They spoke yesterday in Obinugwu when leaders of the apex socio-cultural organisation, the Orlu Zurumee, visited the monarch.
The people urged the governor to run for a second term to enable him complete the projects he started about four years ago.
Eze Nwangwu thanked Okorocha for enabling Obinugwu to benefit from his administration’s “Rescue Mission” and transforming the community.
The monarch noted that the restoration of his leadership after 40 years was a thing of joy for the community.
He promised to carry everyone along in the development of the community.
Eze Nwangwu noted that despite the harassment and intimidation by his opponent, the people still kept faith with him until God installed him.
The monarch, who said he was a foundation member of Orlu Zurumee in the 1980s, thanked the group’s leaders for their visit.
He promised to make justice, equity and fair play his watch word.
The 78-year-old monarch said he is a grassroots son of the community from Obinukabia village.
According to him, he is from the first of the nine villages that make up the Obinugwu community.
The monarch urged members of the community to unite for its development.
Orlu Zurumee’s President-General Chime Nzeribe said the group was happy with the monarch’s ascension to the throne.
A statement yesterday in Owerri, the state capital, by the Senior Special Adviser to the Governor on Media, William Unadike, said there were songs and dances by the community’s women