The APC Candidate for House of Representatives, Arochukwu/Ohafia Federal constituency, Abia State Chief Daniel Chimezie Okeke has congratulated the newly appointed Minister of Science and Technology, Chief Henry Ikechukwu Ikoh, saying the former commissioner for Industry, Science and Technology in Abia is a consummate leader and experienced public servant.
In a congratulatory letter on Wednesday, Chief Okeke said the Minister is a well accomplished industrialist who has always shown interest in rendering services to his people and contributing his own quota to the development of Abia state and our dear country.
Chief Ikoh is one of the seven ministers recently screened by the Senate and sworn in on Wednesday by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Council Chamber of the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
They replaced former ministers who resigned their appointments to contest for primaries for various elective posts.
While urging him to uphold the spirit of excellence which the people of Arochukwu are known for, Chief Okeke expressed hope that the ministerial appointment will offer him the opportunity of a broad platform to render invaluable services to the country and humanity.
He added, “Chief Ikoh Henry’s competence and character to make a significant difference and achieve success in the ministry of State, Science and Technology are not in doubt.
“I pray that God will continue to give him good health and the required wisdom to handle the new national assignment.”
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