My second tenure in office rests in the hands of God by Governor Otti

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My second tenure in office rests in the hands of God by Governor Otti

Governor Alex Otti has declared that his second tenure in office rests in the hands of God.

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He stated this on Saturday during a grand civic reception and appreciation ceremony organised by the 'Oha Isiala Ngwa People' of Isiala Ngwa North and South Local Government Areas, in recognition of his performance across the state, especially in those

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My second tenure in office rests in the hands of God by Governor Otti

Governor Alex Otti has declared that his second tenure in office rests in the hands of God.

He stated this on Saturday during a grand civic reception and appreciation ceremony organised by the 'Oha Isiala Ngwa People' of Isiala Ngwa North and South Local Government Areas, in recognition of his performance across the state, especially in those local government areas.

Amid endorsements and calls for his re-election in 2027, Otti stated that his decision regarding a second term would be guided by divine will.

While thanking the people for their support, Otti said, "Regarding the call to run in 2027, people will know my stance then. We still have a long way to go. Just as 2023 was in the hands of God, so too will 2027 be.

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So, while I appreciate this endorsement, which I see as recognition of what has been achieved so far, I also thank you for your predictions.

"I can only say that I will consult with God. As time goes on, my response will be made public. Because, as I said the other day, I know my people are waiting."

Otti used the occasion to explain that his administration's deliberate investment in Aba is anchored on the town's potential to drive the state's economic growth.


He reaffirmed his commitment to inclusive governance, adding that his government is working simultaneously across all parts of the state.

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The governor also clarified that the location of Abia Airport in Nsulu was based purely on technical merit, not political considerations, and disclosed that all affected landowners have been fully compensated.

He described the Abia Airport project as "an ambitious undertaking, which is more than just an aviation facility; it is a full-fledged development hub aimed at providing long-term economic benefits to the people."

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