Congress: Abia Stalwart, Chief Paul Uche laud Hon Chukwu’s emergence as new APC Abia State chairman 

Stalwart of the All Progressives Congress from Abia North Chief Paul O. Uche, has congratulated former member of Abia State House of Assembly, Hon Chukwu Chijioke on his emergence as new Abia state chairman of the APC.

He also felicitates with other newly-elected members of the State executives of the party, describing the recently concluded Congress as the first of its kind since the party formation in Abia State.

Hon.Uche lauded the turnout of the party leaders and teeming members and praised God Almighty for a peaceful conduct of the congresses by the party faithfuls during the concluded wards, local government and the State congresses.

The Abia chieftain,also noted that it was a clear departure from previous elections of the party that were full of rancor and divisions among members.

While urging the newly-elected members of the Abia State executives to work together in ensuring the continued progress of the party and he also commended the representatives of Abia North zone both in the Senate, former governor Dr.Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, the Deputy speaker of the house of representatives, Rt Hon. Benjamin Kalu, the Minister of Labour and Productivity, Hon.Barr.Nkeruika Onyejiocha, and all other eminent leaders for their exemplary leadership that resulted to the current unity in Abia state chapter of the APC.

According to him, their unique approaches to governance provided the harmonious atmosphere required for the successful conduct of these congresses in Abia state.

Hon.High Chief Paul O.Uche further commended all other eminent leaders and members of the APC in the state for their commitment to the unity of the party and the current efforts in repositioning the progressive party for electoral success come 2027.

The frontline politician,also used the medium to urge Nigerians to keep faith with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led administration as it remains committed in developing critical social infrastructures in the country to improve their welfare.