A renowned Abia-born industrialist and political leader Chief Ndukwe Iko has visited ABN TV office, located in Umuahia the Abia State capital.
The visit comes months after some policemen from the state police command invaded the media organisation’s studio to forcefully arrest a guest during a live programme.
In the process, some studio equipment were damaged, leading to the abrupt end of the programme.
During his visit on Tuesday, Iko expressed sympathy to the management and staff of the organization over the damage,
He also expressed gratitude to God that there was no serious altercation during the arrest.
He used the opportunity to visit baby Ola Precious Chizaramekpere Okali Ifeanyi who was born after 11 years of her parents’ Ifeanyi Okali and Mrs. Oluchi’s marriage
He expressed gratitude to God for the rapid growth of the baby, praying for her to fulfill the destiny for which she was created.
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