..says Mbah fulfilling campaign manifesto
By Chinedu Adonu
Former Enugu State House of Assembly aspirant for Igbo-Etiti East Constituency in the last assembly general election, Barr. Joel Nwabueze Ugwele, has commended Enugu State governor, Barr. Peter Mbah for his commitment and determination to fulfilling campaign manifesto.
Barr. Ugwele, describing Mbah as a man of his words who has been managing the resources accruing to him to ensure good governance, urged the people of Enugu State to support him.
Barr. Ugwele a young PDP chieftain in a statement issued to newsmen, said that Mbah has proven himself competent and capable to rule the state by engaging and working on some abandoned projects by the past administrations such as the International Conference Centre, the Hotel Presidential, including the provision of potable water in some areas within the Enugu metropolis.
Ugwele described Mbah as a man of integrity with good vision who has brought light in a place of darkness within 10 months he assumed office by ensuring that all bad roads in Enugu metropolis are in order together with the rehabilitation of other major roads like Abakpa Nike Road, Ogwuagor, Ugboezeji, Ugbone, Trans Ekulu, GRA and many others.
Hear him, “His Excellency, Dr. Peter Mbah was not elected in office for selfish interest or personal aggrandizement rather he has shown to us that he was elected to show his humanity to the best of his ability in making Enugu State great.
“Mbah is working and committed to showing concern to Enugu indigenes as his priority which is an attribute of good governance of the current administration in Enugu State.
“He has proved himself competent and capable to rule Enugu State on his demonstrated actions by engaging and working on the abandoned projects by the past administrations in Enugu State like the International Conference Centre and Presidential Hotel including reticulation of water borehole in some areas within Enugu metropolis,” he asserted, and prayed God to continue to give him the wisdom and strength to rule the state.
