The people of Amurri in Nkanu West Local Government Area of Enugu State on Wednesday unanimously endorsed Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi for a second term in office for entrenching peace and good governance in the state and remembering them after so many decades of neglect.
The elated people of Amurri, who trooped out in their numbers to the Government House, Enugu, including the traditional rulers of their four autonomous communities, the town union presidents and virtually all the stakeholders, told Gov. Ugwuanyi that they are solidly behind him and will deliver the highest number of votes for him at the polls.
This came as the traditional ruler of Enuagu Autonomous Community, Amurri, HRH, Igwe Charles Nwoye, who was also in the delegation, frowned at the recent misrepresentation of facts in the social media over a visit to his palace by a “competitor in APC”, informing the governor that “it is not anything to undermine what you have done to Amurri community because you are a friend in need and a brother indeed”.
Presenting their stance, the leader of the delegation, Chief Emma Nnaji (Fingers) stated that the whole clan came to thank and appreciate Gov. Ugwuanyi for constructing their road that was hitherto neglected for decades since the existence of Amurri, stressing that the governor has wiped away their tears.
They therefore, assured the governor that “this coming governorship election is a concluded issue in favour of you as far as Amurri is concerned”, saying: “We are action people. After the election, we will bring our result for you to see. Our 100 percent vote is not in contest because you sincerely deserve it”.
According to them, “it is on record that Amurri as a community in Nkanu West Local Government Area had never benefited any form of political dividend not until God sent to us a son who is after His own heart in the person of His Excellency, Rt. Hon. (Dr.) Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi”.
Also speaking, the traditional ruler ofUmuigbo Autonomous Community, Amurri, HRH Igwe Fidelis Nsiegbu, emphasized that they visited the governor to “thank you for your good works in Amurri in particular and Enugu State in general and how you remembered us”.
The monarch disclosed that their people who returned home for Christmas could not recognize the road because of the governor’s intervention, stressing that “our people who had not seen asphalted road before are now witnessing constructed road in Amurri”.
He maintained that Gov. Ugwuanyi’s achievements were too numerous to enumerate, stating that “your good work is all round and that is why you are called Gburugburu”
After the people unanimously endorsed Gov. Ugwuanyi for a second term, Igwe Nsiegbu notified the governor of their plan to invite him to Amurri to formally present him with Ofo “to tell you to go ahead that there is no fear”.
According to the royal father, “it is there that you will see Amurri people in their right perspective that we are solidly behind you and re-assure you of our unflinching support. So whatever is trending online since yesterday is not our making. We dissociate ourselves from that. We are still where we are”.
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