By Adeleye Kunle
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Sen. Hope Uzodimma, Governor of Imo State, has reiterated his commitment and the administration’s determination to serve and work for the common good of Imolites, particularly in terms of development and wealth creation. He accomplishes this by prioritizing the state over personal interests.
Gov. Hope Uzodimma reiterated in his emotional speech at the flag-off of the Orlu-Mgbee-Akokwa road construction that upon taking office, he entered into a covenant of shared prosperity with only the people as his asset.
“I made a shared prosperity covenant; I own no hotel or property in Imo State; my only assets are the people.” according to Gov. Hope Uzodimma This declaration is not far from the truth, as the Governor has continued to fulfill his mandate of shared prosperity and lifting the state out of poverty through his administration’s numerous accomplishments.
Since the inception of the Shared Prosperity Government in the State, Imolites have continued to experience unprecedented quality leadership, as evidenced by the recovery of illegally taken State and individual properties, road reconstruction and rehabilitation, youth empowerment, health sector improvement, security, and other people-oriented projects.
If Gov. Hope Uzodimma sees Imo people as an asset, it is because he has refused to enrich himself through acquisitions of the best properties in the state, as was the norm in the past. Instead, the Governor has chosen to invest in human capital development and infrastructure development, both of which will propel the state to greater economic heights.
Gov. Hope Uzodimma’s sincerity as a leader will continue to endear him to the good people of Imo State, as both his words and actions have always remained sure and steadfast even in the midst of turbulent times. He has remained focused and unwavering in his pursuit of Imo people’s interests, and there is no doubt that having all of these qualities, he will not disappoint Imolites.
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