Great Forces Plotting To Tarnish The Image Of The Former Governor Ugwuanyi– HURIWA
Great Forces Plotting To Tarnish The Image Of The Former Governor Ugwuanyi– HURIWA
HURIWA has alleged that influential individuals are scheming to smear the reputation of former Enugu State governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, for political purposes.
The group also praised Ugwuanyi’s accomplishments as governor, suggesting he is deserving of a notable political role in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration.
The group noted that Ugwuanyi’s accomplishments as Enugu state governor were undeniable.
It decried the attempts by ‘powerful political forces’ to fabricate false scandals and launch a strategic media campaign to tarnish the image of the former governor.
HURIWA noted that Ugwuanyi’s commitment to good governance, infrastructural development, healthcare, and education in the state has left a lasting positive impact on the lives of the people adding that the former governor’s leadership was marked by transparency, inclusiveness, and a deep dedication to the welfare of the citizens.
Others according to HURIWA are the construction of a sports stadium at UNN, establishment of a brand new University of Medical and Applied Sciences in Igboano, Enugu North Senatorial Zone expansion and rehabilitation of the Ngwo-9th Mile Road, known as Miliken Hill, which had been neglected for years, relocation of the Building Material/Electrical Parts Market near Kenyatta, reducing traffic congestion and improving the living conditions of traders and wayfarers as well as the dualization of the road from Emene to Nike Lake Resort Hotel, easing traffic gridlock and enhancing connectivity.
“The organised labour praised his administration for approving the minimum wage, promotions, and extending the service years of teachers. He even provided housing accommodation for civil servants in Elim Estate.
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