Social | Love Ineh felicitates with Uzodimma on conferment of Sun newspaper Governor of the Year
Love Ineh felicitates with Uzodimma on conferment of Sun newspaper Governor of the Year
The Imo state Commissioner of Housing, Lady Love Ineh has felicitated with the Executive Governor of Imo State, Senator Hope Uzodimma on the conferment of Governor of the year by one of the foremost newspapers, Sun newspaper.
In a press statement signed by her and made available to news men, she described the award to the governor as yet another testimonial proof that a gold fish has no hiding place.
"On behalf of the management and staff of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, my beloved family, my numerous sympathizers and supporters, may I join millions of Imolites, numerous fans, numerous sympathizers, supporters, men and women of goodwill to congratulate His Excellency, on your award of the Governor of the Year by the Sun Newspapers Ltd.
"This award by the Sun Newspapers Ltd, undoubtedly one of the leading and widely circulated Newspapers publications in the country is an eloquent testimony of the fact that your good works as a performing governor that raised the bar of development in Imo State is not in vain.
"This much expected award and honour by a neutral umpire is yet another testimonial proof that a gold fish has no hiding place and underscores the Igbo dictum, 'ahia oma na ere onwe ya'.
"This rare feat of being crowned the best among the thirty six governors in Nigeria is a thing of joy and pride to us Nde Imo and will remain a beautiful gift of certificate we shall all carry for a long time to come. You have carved a niche for yourself and indeed Distinguished yourself in service.
"The management and staff of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, my family and I, therefore join other Imolites to pray to God Almighty to bless you with good health, more wisdom, more gem and inspire you with more grace to continue your good works for a better and greater Imo State.
"Congratulations, once again to our collective pride, Distinguished Senator Hope Uzodimma.
