Politics
“We Will Operate A Govt. That Transcends Political Differences:” Uzodinma Reacts To Guber Victory
By Daniel Dafe
After the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, declared Hope Uzodinma winner of the November 11 governorship election in Imo state, he has promised to operate a government that transcends political differences for the benefit of all.
In a statement on Sunday after his re-election, Uzodinma added that interests of Imolites will remain at the forefront of his administration, just as he extended a hand to his fellow contenders from other parties, urging them to join him in a united effort to build and uplift the state.
Meanwhile, he said he was “humbled and honored” by the overwhelming support during the election.
Adding: “Your trust in me to continue leading our dear State is both inspiring and deeply appreciated. Together, we have achieved a resounding victory and I am committed to delivering on the promises made during our campaign.”
He said further: “I express profound gratitude to every member of my team, our great party and every citizen of Imo for your unwavering support. Our State is progressing because of your collective efforts.
“I commend the Independent National Electoral Commission @inecnigeria and its officials for ensuring a fair and neutral electoral process. I also appreciate the dedication of the security agencies in maintaining peace during the exercise.
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“A special thanks to the leader of our great party, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for his fatherly guidance throughout the electioneering period. Together, let us continue the journey towards a more prosperous and inclusive Imo State.
“Thank you, ndi Imo, for your trust and confidence. Our shared future is bright and I am committed to leading us to greater heights.”
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