The duo of former governor of Abia State, Dr. Orji Kalu and a former governorship aspirant, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe popularly known as Don Lulu at the weekend held fruitful talks in Washington DC, United States bordering on the development of Abia State, ABN TV reports.
Dr. Kalu, Senator representing Abia North paid a return visit to the residence of H.E Mayor Lucky Igbokwe in Washington DC where the meeting took place.
Their meeting delved into crucial matters of community empowerment and growth of Abia State.
They also exchanged ideas that would foster cooperation and other pertinent subjects, highlighting their commitment to driving progress and development.
The brief meeting was marked by the depth and richness of the conversations that transpired.
The occasion also held a special significance as it followed closely after a previous meeting at Dr. Kalu’s Potomac home.
The recurring interaction between the two leaders underscores their dedication to collaboration and shared vision for a brighter future for Abia state and the country.
The event culminated with heartfelt prayers and a vote of thanks, offered by Pastor Henry Nwosu and Lady Flora, further cementing the spirit of unity and cooperation that defined the visit.
Reacting to the meeting, H.E Mayor Lucky Igbokwe said his residence remains open, extending an invitation to influential minds like Dr. Kalu to continue their discussions and efforts aimed at shaping a more prosperous tomorrow.
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