Traditional Rulers of Ihitte Uboma Laud Ihedioha for Reconstruction of Owerri-Obowo road

L-R: Imo State Governor, Emeka Ihedioha; HRH Eze Emeka Ogbenna; Chairman of Ihitte Uboma Council of Traditional Rulers, Eze Innocent Onuoha; Principal Secretary to the Governor, Theodore Nwokonkwo; Commissioner for Finance, Uche Uwaleke; Mmeber representing Ihitte Uboma in the Imo State House of Assembly, Michael Onyemechi; Chairman, Interim Management Committee, Ihitte Uboma LGA, Maureen Onyekele at the Government House during a courtesy call by Traditional Rulers of Ihitte Uboma LGA, Wednesday

People of Ihitte Uboma Local Government Area have expressed joy over the ongoing reconstruction and rehabilitation of the Owerri – Obowo road.

The road, a major Trunk A federal highway is presently undergoing major rehabilitation following the award of contract by the state government.

Chairman of Ihitte Uboma Council of Traditional Rulers, Eze Innocent Onuoha disclosed this during a courtesy visit to the Governor Emeka Ihedioha at the Government House, Owerri.

He thanked the governor for appointing their sons as Commissioner for Finance and Principal Secretary. He expressed their appreciation for the award of contract for the reconstruction of the Owerri-Obowo road and pledged their loyalty and cooperation to the government.

Also speaking, the Commissioner of finance Prof. Uche Uwaleke who led the delegation noted that the solidarity visit was to assure the governor that Ihitte Uboma people are with him and will continue to support him in rebuilding the state.

The governor urged them to continue to foster peace and security in their area.

While recalling that as a lawmaker, he facilitated the award of the construction of Isinweke - Onicha Uboma – Okigwe road at the cost of N5billion, he stated that his administration will continue to make life meaningful for the people of the area. 

The gesture he said, is in line with the state government genuine interest in the well being of the people of the area who are well known farmers.

Chief ihedioha noted that the area is the food basket of the state and enjoined the people to collaborate with the government by providing the needed land for rice cultivation, adding that government will only use the land for agricultural purposes to ensuring food security for the state.