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Gov Uzodimma Canvasses Support for Traditional Institution

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Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State has canvassed support for the traditional institution to ensure it delivers its role and contribute in sustaining growth and cohesion in the society.

Uzodimma who stated this while speaking at the Eze Imo Palace in Owerri, during the 25th anniversary of the Chairman, Imo State and South East Council of Traditional Rulers, HRH Eze Dr. E. C. Okeke CFR, on the throne as Eze Udo II of Amaifeke, acknowledged the fatherly guidance of the royal father which according to him has enhanced the State.

In a tweet on his verified X account, Governor Governor Uzodimma, prayed God to continue granting the royal father good health and wisdom to continue to discharge his duties creditably.

“Our traditional institutions must be supported and encouraged to continue delivering their vital, contributory role in sustaining growth and cohesion in our society.

“I stated this while speaking at the Eze Imo Palace in Owerri, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Chairman, Imo State and South East Council of Traditional Rulers, HRH Eze Dr. E. C. Okeke CFR, on the throne as Eze Udo II of Amaifeke.

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“In eulogizing His Royal Highness, I paid tribute to his leadership, wisdom, and fatherly guidance, which have played impactful role in the development of our dear State. It is my earnest prayer that God, in His infinite mercy, will continue to guide him as he reigns.

“I also expressed my sincere commendation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, ably represented by our dear brother, the Honourable Minister of Works, Sen. David Nweze Umahi CON, whose presence was a heartwarming assurance that Mr. President is truly a leader who honours tradition and values our heritage.”

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