Imo US based General Overseer Congratulates Soludo, Ibeh

The founder/General Overseer of His Royal Highness Church of God Int’l Baltimore Maryland USA, Dr. Justine Chimezie Aguguo has joined millions of Nigerians both home and in disapora to Congratulates the Governor Elect of Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Charles Soludo in his victory at the Anambra Governorship election and the emergence of Rt. Hon. Kennedy Ibeh as the Speaker of the Imo State House of Assembly.

The cleric who spoke through the Directorate of media and publicity of His Royal Highness Church of God Int’l in Nigeria, Amb. Kelechi Uzomah, noted that the electoral victory of the former Central Bank of Nigeria Governor has actually shown that the people of Anambra are heading to the right direction.

He maintained that the Prof. Charles Soludo will definitely compliment the effort of Gov. Willie Obiano in upholding the visions and dreams of the founding fathers of Anambra State.

According to him” the people of Anambra State has demonstrated the true Igbo spirit by voting massively for the renouned professor of Economic.”

“I must sincerely joined Anambrians and lovers of democracy to commend the people of Anambra by tollying the path of honor”.

The Imo born US based General Overseer of His Royal Highness Church of God Int’l Baltimore Maryland thanked the PDP candidate Dr. Val Ozigbo, his YPP counterpart, Senator Ifeanyi Ubah for congratulating the new Anambra Governor Elect, while advicing the APC candidate in the poll, Senator Andy Ubah to emulate the duo of Ozigbo and Ubah.

He equally used the opportunity to felicitate with the new Speaker of the Imo state House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Kennedy Ibeh on his emergence, saying that the new Speaker should use his office to bring about a lasting peace and unity in the state House of Assembly.

The man of God said that the new Imo Speaker should endeavor to pass bills and motions that will drive development in the State.

He further stated that the new Speaker must do everything humanly possible to change the ugly trend in the Imo state House of Assembly.