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‎Gov Otti to Unveil 25 Year Development Plan Dec 16

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Governor Alex Otti of Abia State will on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, officially unveil the state 25 year Development Plan.
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‎Revealing this in Umuahia while briefing newsmen on the outcome of this week’s State Executive Council meeting, the Commissioner for Information, Prince Okey Kanu explained that the plan will chart a deliberate and transformative roadmap for Abia State.
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‎The government also described the plan as the most significant legacy project the Otti’s administration is presenting to the state.
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‎The Information boss said, the Development Plan is patterned to rest on six key pillars, including: people and resources, growth and stability, sustainable economy, social infrastructure and inclusion, governance and reform, and cross-sector linkages.
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‎The Commissioner stated that after implementation, the plan would help to build a dynamic and inclusive economy by unlocking local potential and attracting global investment across key sectors in the state.
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‎Giving insights on the purpose of the plan, Kanu stated that it will in addition seek a future for modern climate-resilient infrastructure, including clean energy, digital connectivity and sustainable urban planning.
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‎He added, “The plan during implementation will also be governed by strong institutions that promote transparency, citizen participation, ensuring peace, security and inclusive development.”
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‎On his part, the Commissioner for Budget and Planing, Mr. Kingsley Anosike observed that before the inception of Governor Otti’s administration, there was a 30-year development plan.
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‎Anosike, who described the development plan as future-proof, explained that the development plan is different because it is going to be backed by legislations.

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