Abia State born global Youth Ambassador and renowned entertainment mogul, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe, popularly known as Don Lulu has congratulated elder statesmen and widely celebrated leaders from Umuahia North, Senator T. A Orji, the former governor of Abia state and Chief Onyema Ugochukwu, former Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, Chairman on their birthday anniversary celebration Saturday 9th November, 2024.
Mayor Lucky Igbokwe, an entrepreneur and former People’s Democratic Party, PDP, governorship aspirant for Abia State lauded the two prominent political icons for their outstanding performances while in their respective offices.
According to the Ohuhu born philanthropist Don Lulu, while Sen T.A Orji the immediate past Senator who represented Abia Central district at the National Assembly distinguished himself by attracting and constructing various people’s oriented projects in his senatorial district, his numerous landmark achievements as the governor of Abia are remarkable and outstanding, he opined.
He extolled the qualities and achievements of Chief Onyema Ugochukwu (Ikoro Ohuhu) as NDDC boss, adding that his leadership was exemplary, while the projects he attracted to Abia State are legacies that are there for all eyes to see.
The United Nation Ambassador of Peace and Entertainment expert, while praying for the two leaders to live long, asked God to bless them with good health to enable Abians tap from their fountain of knowledge and experience.
Mayor Igbokwe, while felicitating with them for achieving another great milestone, pleaded with the elder statesmen to always make themselves available to Abians when needed, and to also advice the government of the day on critical issues, especially those that are crucial to the progress and development of the State particular and the nation at large, observing that Nigeria is at a crossroads at the moment and needs all hands to be on the deck to pull it out of the woods.
He called on Abians to always celebrate their leaders who proves their mettle, so as to serve as encouragement to future leaders.
