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Ogbogu Hails Soludo’s Vision, Determination To Reposition, Transform Anambra State
A legal practitioner, Barrister Henry Olisa Ogbogu, Principal Partner, H. O. Somadina & Co, has congratulated His Excellency, Prof Charles Chukwuma Soludo on his successful inuaguration as Governor of Anambra State, and commend Soludo’s vision and determination to reposition and transform Anambra State for greatness.
Ogbogu, Secretary, Soludo Support Group FCT Chapter, in a press statement on Sunday and made available to newsmen in Warri, thanked Governor Soludo for heeding the calls of Anambra people to govern the state and to put things right again to better their lives.
“Anambra State called and you heeded the clarion call. The call to serve, the call to transform Anambra State and Ndi Anambra, the call to put Anambra State in her pride of place”.
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Ogbogu said Soludo’s election and subsequent inauguration marks the journey to greatness for Anambra state, and expressed optimism that Governor Soludo would excel beyond imaginations and Anambra would be better for this choice.
He also appreciated Governor Soludo for the appointment of Mr. Chinedu Nwoye as Deputy Chief Of Staff and Chief Protocol officer, which he described as a well deserved appointment.
Ogbogu congratulated Nwoye on his appointment which he described as a validation and testament to Nwoye’s hard work.
He appealed to the people of Anambra state to cooperate and, collectively support the new administration of Governor Soludo to make Anambra state better.
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