An aspirant for office of the governor of Abia State ahead of the 2023 general elections, Sir Chikwe Udensi has congratulated the people of the state at the occasion of Easter celebration, urging them to be resilient and committed.
He said the growing economic hardship across the country is deeply felt in the state as a result of backlog of unpaid salaries to workers and retirees, noting that this will be corrected in a new Abia ahead.
The APGA chieftain in a felicitation message urged Abians to imbibe the life of sacrifice, peace and love which Christ Jesus exemplified, calling on them not not resort to fate but be part of that great future for an inclusive, egalitarian state.
Sir Udensi, Interpol Systems Consultant and security expert said even though the people of Abia do not have a lot to celebrate because of State of affairs, particularly quality of leadership in the state, he will provide a visionary leadership that will bring joy to the people and prosperity to the state if elected as governor in 2023.
He reiterated his commitment to continue to touch the lives of Abians in welfare, empowerment, Infrastructure and general care.
While urging then to celebrate responsibly, he reminded them on the need to get enrolled and get their voters card to be part of the process for a new Abia which he said he will spearhead.
He also called on the people to always pray for the peace and prosperity of the country.
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