Stakeholder advocates for unity to consolidate community developmental strides under Onuorah

 

By Ogbu Ijeoma

A stakeholder in Enugwu-Agidi, Njikoka Local Government Area (LGA), Anambra State, Mr Ive Dinma (CN Amaku) has advocated for unity and peace to consolidate on efforts of their President General, Hon. Chukwuebuka to uplift the community .

Onuorah had within three years in office transformed Enugwu-Agidi through various infrastructural projects such as Mkpasalaku Bridge, and Secretariat Complex turned into a modern hub for governance reflecting a commitment to professionalism, facilitating efficient administration and community engagement.

Dinma, who stated this while countering recent criticisms in an open letter by Prince (Dr.) Chinedu Ikeanyi to the Commissioner for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Community Affairs, said that Onuorah's administration has positioned Enugwu-Agidi as a model of community progress.

According to him, the tangible achievements, included roads, bridges, a revitalized secretariat, and welfare programs, stand as undeniable proof of Onuorah’s impact.

"The administration has delivered major infrastructural projects, including the construction and rehabilitation of the Enugwu-Agidi Junction to Ugwu-Ogwu Road, a vital artery that has boosted intra-town mobility, commerce, and aesthetics after years of neglect.

"These projects represent long-term capital investments poised to serve the town for decades, solidifying its role in the Awka Capital Territory. Beyond infrastructure, Onuorah’s leadership has prioritized human welfare, with consistent stipends distributed to indigent residents, providing a lifeline in a tough economy and demonstrating a compassionate, inclusive approach to governance," he added.

He also noted that Onuorah’s political acumen and robust network have enabled him to attract external resources, amplifying the town’s self-development efforts.

Dismissing Ikeanyi’s claims of “violence and mayhem” as unsubstantiated, Dinma urges critics to use the EBU Constitution’s grievance channels rather than public appeals that could tarnish the town’s image and distract from its progress.