Browsing: Governor Okezie Ikpeazu

Governor Ikpeazu said the state will soon unveil a road map for the health sector, describing as important the need for health personnel at the state’s primary and secondary health sectors to help in training the young ones, especially in environmental hygiene

Ikpeazu urged them to perform their duties with diligence and honesty, as well as initiate programmes that would foster peace in Abia State.
He also cautioned them against building political structures that could affect the unity of the state

According a statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the Abia State Governor, Enyinnaya Appolos, the State’s Commissioner for Agriculture, Hon. Uzo Azubuike, and his Finance counterpart, Obinna Oriaku, confirmed receipt of the loan by the state

Speaking after a meeting with Governor Ikpeazu at the Abia State Governor’s Lodge in Aba, the Comic-Actor said his appointment is a call to service.
His words: “This administration in Abia State under Governor Ikpeazu is condemned to repositioning the state and I have just been called to join the team to help the Governor to interpret his dreams for the state.

Speaking to the media in Lagos on the one year scorecard of his principal, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Godwin Adindu, said to achieve the goal, Ikpeazu has emphasised on the areas where the state has comparative advantage such as agriculture, commerce and trade, craftsmanship and human capital development

The governors spoke on Monday in Umuahia while briefing newsmen on the outcome of a Joint Security Council meeting of the two states.
Ikpeazu said kidnapping had become a recurring decimal in the area, adding that the meeting was convened to make a bold statement on the security challenges that confronted both states

The governor of Abia State, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu, and the good people of the state feel very highly embarrassed by the report which is capable of causing ethnic/communal crisis in the country. The Governor believes that stakeholders in information management in the country should be conscious of national security and therefore be cautious and reticent in their approach to such sensitive news

“We cannot be blessed with the kind of arable land we have in the North and the fertile rainforest in the South and still be dependent as a country on foreign food,” he declared