The Forum of Nigeria Professionals in Politics (FNPP) has praised Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for leveraging his role as the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman in the South East to enhance understanding and cooperation between the South East and South West regions of Nigeria.
Chief Okey Ezenwa, the National Coordinator of the Forum, in a statement made in Abuja on Monday, applauded Governor Uzodimma’s continuous consultations and shuttle diplomacy, which have significantly strengthened the bond and collaboration between the two regions.
Ezenwa highlighted that the absence of South East participation in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s successful efforts in rebuilding the “handshake across the Niger.” This initiative, according to the Forum, will further solidify the ties and partnership between the regions.
The Forum attributed the growing understanding between the two regions to Governor Uzodimma’s efforts in helping the South East appreciate the Tinubu administration’s commitment to the well-being of Nigerians. This has fostered a willingness in the region to support the President and allow time to address issues inherited from the previous administration.
The Forum expressed hope that these efforts will be consolidated and reciprocated, leading to peaceful accommodation, mutual recognition, and a harmonious relationship between the two regions. They noted that both regions have much in common and stand to gain significantly by working together.
Ezenwa stated, “Our Forum commends Governor Uzodimma for using his position as the APC Coordinator in the South East to entrench social tranquility in the zone, ensuring that the region remains peaceful, safe, stable, and economically active.
“We also applaud his efforts in promoting and strengthening understanding and cooperation between the South East and the South West regions. Governor Uzodimma’s sustained consultations, visits to Lagos, and shuttle diplomacy have successfully resolved mistrust and fostered mutual understanding, stronger bonds, and collaboration between the two regions.
The fact that the South East did not participate in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s success in rebuilding the ‘handshake across the Niger,’ further reinforcing ties and showcasing the South East as peace-loving people willing to support the South West in all aspects of national life and engagement.”
The Forum urged Governor Uzodimma to remain steadfast in his efforts, particularly in reintegrating the South East into mainstream national politics and ensuring the region remains safe, peaceful, economically vibrant, and in harmonious collaboration with other regions of the country.
The Forum of Nigeria Professionals in Politics (FNPP) has praised Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for leveraging his role as the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman in the South East to enhance understanding and cooperation between the South East and South West regions of Nigeria.
Chief Okey Ezenwa, the National Coordinator of the Forum, in a statement made in Abuja on Monday, applauded Governor Uzodimma’s continuous consultations and shuttle diplomacy, which have significantly strengthened the bond and collaboration between the two regions.
Ezenwa highlighted that the absence of South East participation in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s successful efforts in rebuilding the “handshake across the Niger.” This initiative, according to the Forum, will further solidify the ties and partnership between the regions.
The Forum attributed the growing understanding between the two regions to Governor Uzodimma’s efforts in helping the South East appreciate the Tinubu administration’s commitment to the well-being of Nigerians. This has fostered a willingness in the region to support the President and allow time to address issues inherited from the previous administration.
The Forum expressed hope that these efforts will be consolidated and reciprocated, leading to peaceful accommodation, mutual recognition, and a harmonious relationship between the two regions. They noted that both regions have much in common and stand to gain significantly by working together.
Ezenwa stated, “Our Forum commends Governor Uzodimma for using his position as the APC Coordinator in the South East to entrench social tranquility in the zone, ensuring that the region remains peaceful, safe, stable, and economically active.
“We also applaud his efforts in promoting and strengthening understanding and cooperation between the South East and the South West regions. Governor Uzodimma’s sustained consultations, visits to Lagos, and shuttle diplomacy have successfully resolved mistrust and fostered mutual understanding, stronger bonds, and collaboration between the two regions.
The fact that the South East did not participate in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s success in rebuilding the ‘handshake across the Niger,’ further reinforcing ties and showcasing the South East as peace-loving people willing to support the South West in all aspects of national life and engagement.”
The Forum urged Governor Uzodimma to remain steadfast in his efforts, particularly in reintegrating the South East into mainstream national politics and ensuring the region remains safe, peaceful, economically vibrant, and in harmonious collaboration with other regions of the country.
The Forum of Nigeria Professionals in Politics (FNPP) has praised Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for leveraging his role as the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman in the South East to enhance understanding and cooperation between the South East and South West regions of Nigeria.
Chief Okey Ezenwa, the National Coordinator of the Forum, in a statement made in Abuja on Monday, applauded Governor Uzodimma’s continuous consultations and shuttle diplomacy, which have significantly strengthened the bond and collaboration between the two regions.
Ezenwa highlighted that the absence of South East participation in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s successful efforts in rebuilding the “handshake across the Niger.” This initiative, according to the Forum, will further solidify the ties and partnership between the regions.
The Forum attributed the growing understanding between the two regions to Governor Uzodimma’s efforts in helping the South East appreciate the Tinubu administration’s commitment to the well-being of Nigerians. This has fostered a willingness in the region to support the President and allow time to address issues inherited from the previous administration.
The Forum expressed hope that these efforts will be consolidated and reciprocated, leading to peaceful accommodation, mutual recognition, and a harmonious relationship between the two regions. They noted that both regions have much in common and stand to gain significantly by working together.
Ezenwa stated, “Our Forum commends Governor Uzodimma for using his position as the APC Coordinator in the South East to entrench social tranquility in the zone, ensuring that the region remains peaceful, safe, stable, and economically active.
“We also applaud his efforts in promoting and strengthening understanding and cooperation between the South East and the South West regions. Governor Uzodimma’s sustained consultations, visits to Lagos, and shuttle diplomacy have successfully resolved mistrust and fostered mutual understanding, stronger bonds, and collaboration between the two regions.
The fact that the South East did not participate in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s success in rebuilding the ‘handshake across the Niger,’ further reinforcing ties and showcasing the South East as peace-loving people willing to support the South West in all aspects of national life and engagement.”
The Forum urged Governor Uzodimma to remain steadfast in his efforts, particularly in reintegrating the South East into mainstream national politics and ensuring the region remains safe, peaceful, economically vibrant, and in harmonious collaboration with other regions of the country.
The Forum of Nigeria Professionals in Politics (FNPP) has praised Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for leveraging his role as the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman in the South East to enhance understanding and cooperation between the South East and South West regions of Nigeria.
Chief Okey Ezenwa, the National Coordinator of the Forum, in a statement made in Abuja on Monday, applauded Governor Uzodimma’s continuous consultations and shuttle diplomacy, which have significantly strengthened the bond and collaboration between the two regions.
Ezenwa highlighted that the absence of South East participation in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s successful efforts in rebuilding the “handshake across the Niger.” This initiative, according to the Forum, will further solidify the ties and partnership between the regions.
The Forum attributed the growing understanding between the two regions to Governor Uzodimma’s efforts in helping the South East appreciate the Tinubu administration’s commitment to the well-being of Nigerians. This has fostered a willingness in the region to support the President and allow time to address issues inherited from the previous administration.
The Forum expressed hope that these efforts will be consolidated and reciprocated, leading to peaceful accommodation, mutual recognition, and a harmonious relationship between the two regions. They noted that both regions have much in common and stand to gain significantly by working together.
Ezenwa stated, “Our Forum commends Governor Uzodimma for using his position as the APC Coordinator in the South East to entrench social tranquility in the zone, ensuring that the region remains peaceful, safe, stable, and economically active.
“We also applaud his efforts in promoting and strengthening understanding and cooperation between the South East and the South West regions. Governor Uzodimma’s sustained consultations, visits to Lagos, and shuttle diplomacy have successfully resolved mistrust and fostered mutual understanding, stronger bonds, and collaboration between the two regions.
The fact that the South East did not participate in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s success in rebuilding the ‘handshake across the Niger,’ further reinforcing ties and showcasing the South East as peace-loving people willing to support the South West in all aspects of national life and engagement.”
The Forum urged Governor Uzodimma to remain steadfast in his efforts, particularly in reintegrating the South East into mainstream national politics and ensuring the region remains safe, peaceful, economically vibrant, and in harmonious collaboration with other regions of the country.
The Forum of Nigeria Professionals in Politics (FNPP) has praised Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for leveraging his role as the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman in the South East to enhance understanding and cooperation between the South East and South West regions of Nigeria.
Chief Okey Ezenwa, the National Coordinator of the Forum, in a statement made in Abuja on Monday, applauded Governor Uzodimma’s continuous consultations and shuttle diplomacy, which have significantly strengthened the bond and collaboration between the two regions.
Ezenwa highlighted that the absence of South East participation in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s successful efforts in rebuilding the “handshake across the Niger.” This initiative, according to the Forum, will further solidify the ties and partnership between the regions.
The Forum attributed the growing understanding between the two regions to Governor Uzodimma’s efforts in helping the South East appreciate the Tinubu administration’s commitment to the well-being of Nigerians. This has fostered a willingness in the region to support the President and allow time to address issues inherited from the previous administration.
The Forum expressed hope that these efforts will be consolidated and reciprocated, leading to peaceful accommodation, mutual recognition, and a harmonious relationship between the two regions. They noted that both regions have much in common and stand to gain significantly by working together.
Ezenwa stated, “Our Forum commends Governor Uzodimma for using his position as the APC Coordinator in the South East to entrench social tranquility in the zone, ensuring that the region remains peaceful, safe, stable, and economically active.
“We also applaud his efforts in promoting and strengthening understanding and cooperation between the South East and the South West regions. Governor Uzodimma’s sustained consultations, visits to Lagos, and shuttle diplomacy have successfully resolved mistrust and fostered mutual understanding, stronger bonds, and collaboration between the two regions.
The fact that the South East did not participate in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s success in rebuilding the ‘handshake across the Niger,’ further reinforcing ties and showcasing the South East as peace-loving people willing to support the South West in all aspects of national life and engagement.”
The Forum urged Governor Uzodimma to remain steadfast in his efforts, particularly in reintegrating the South East into mainstream national politics and ensuring the region remains safe, peaceful, economically vibrant, and in harmonious collaboration with other regions of the country.
The Forum of Nigeria Professionals in Politics (FNPP) has praised Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for leveraging his role as the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman in the South East to enhance understanding and cooperation between the South East and South West regions of Nigeria.
Chief Okey Ezenwa, the National Coordinator of the Forum, in a statement made in Abuja on Monday, applauded Governor Uzodimma’s continuous consultations and shuttle diplomacy, which have significantly strengthened the bond and collaboration between the two regions.
Ezenwa highlighted that the absence of South East participation in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s successful efforts in rebuilding the “handshake across the Niger.” This initiative, according to the Forum, will further solidify the ties and partnership between the regions.
The Forum attributed the growing understanding between the two regions to Governor Uzodimma’s efforts in helping the South East appreciate the Tinubu administration’s commitment to the well-being of Nigerians. This has fostered a willingness in the region to support the President and allow time to address issues inherited from the previous administration.
The Forum expressed hope that these efforts will be consolidated and reciprocated, leading to peaceful accommodation, mutual recognition, and a harmonious relationship between the two regions. They noted that both regions have much in common and stand to gain significantly by working together.
Ezenwa stated, “Our Forum commends Governor Uzodimma for using his position as the APC Coordinator in the South East to entrench social tranquility in the zone, ensuring that the region remains peaceful, safe, stable, and economically active.
“We also applaud his efforts in promoting and strengthening understanding and cooperation between the South East and the South West regions. Governor Uzodimma’s sustained consultations, visits to Lagos, and shuttle diplomacy have successfully resolved mistrust and fostered mutual understanding, stronger bonds, and collaboration between the two regions.
The fact that the South East did not participate in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s success in rebuilding the ‘handshake across the Niger,’ further reinforcing ties and showcasing the South East as peace-loving people willing to support the South West in all aspects of national life and engagement.”
The Forum urged Governor Uzodimma to remain steadfast in his efforts, particularly in reintegrating the South East into mainstream national politics and ensuring the region remains safe, peaceful, economically vibrant, and in harmonious collaboration with other regions of the country.
The Forum of Nigeria Professionals in Politics (FNPP) has praised Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for leveraging his role as the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman in the South East to enhance understanding and cooperation between the South East and South West regions of Nigeria.
Chief Okey Ezenwa, the National Coordinator of the Forum, in a statement made in Abuja on Monday, applauded Governor Uzodimma’s continuous consultations and shuttle diplomacy, which have significantly strengthened the bond and collaboration between the two regions.
Ezenwa highlighted that the absence of South East participation in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s successful efforts in rebuilding the “handshake across the Niger.” This initiative, according to the Forum, will further solidify the ties and partnership between the regions.
The Forum attributed the growing understanding between the two regions to Governor Uzodimma’s efforts in helping the South East appreciate the Tinubu administration’s commitment to the well-being of Nigerians. This has fostered a willingness in the region to support the President and allow time to address issues inherited from the previous administration.
The Forum expressed hope that these efforts will be consolidated and reciprocated, leading to peaceful accommodation, mutual recognition, and a harmonious relationship between the two regions. They noted that both regions have much in common and stand to gain significantly by working together.
Ezenwa stated, “Our Forum commends Governor Uzodimma for using his position as the APC Coordinator in the South East to entrench social tranquility in the zone, ensuring that the region remains peaceful, safe, stable, and economically active.
“We also applaud his efforts in promoting and strengthening understanding and cooperation between the South East and the South West regions. Governor Uzodimma’s sustained consultations, visits to Lagos, and shuttle diplomacy have successfully resolved mistrust and fostered mutual understanding, stronger bonds, and collaboration between the two regions.
The fact that the South East did not participate in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s success in rebuilding the ‘handshake across the Niger,’ further reinforcing ties and showcasing the South East as peace-loving people willing to support the South West in all aspects of national life and engagement.”
The Forum urged Governor Uzodimma to remain steadfast in his efforts, particularly in reintegrating the South East into mainstream national politics and ensuring the region remains safe, peaceful, economically vibrant, and in harmonious collaboration with other regions of the country.
The Forum of Nigeria Professionals in Politics (FNPP) has praised Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma for leveraging his role as the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman in the South East to enhance understanding and cooperation between the South East and South West regions of Nigeria.
Chief Okey Ezenwa, the National Coordinator of the Forum, in a statement made in Abuja on Monday, applauded Governor Uzodimma’s continuous consultations and shuttle diplomacy, which have significantly strengthened the bond and collaboration between the two regions.
Ezenwa highlighted that the absence of South East participation in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s successful efforts in rebuilding the “handshake across the Niger.” This initiative, according to the Forum, will further solidify the ties and partnership between the regions.
The Forum attributed the growing understanding between the two regions to Governor Uzodimma’s efforts in helping the South East appreciate the Tinubu administration’s commitment to the well-being of Nigerians. This has fostered a willingness in the region to support the President and allow time to address issues inherited from the previous administration.
The Forum expressed hope that these efforts will be consolidated and reciprocated, leading to peaceful accommodation, mutual recognition, and a harmonious relationship between the two regions. They noted that both regions have much in common and stand to gain significantly by working together.
Ezenwa stated, “Our Forum commends Governor Uzodimma for using his position as the APC Coordinator in the South East to entrench social tranquility in the zone, ensuring that the region remains peaceful, safe, stable, and economically active.
“We also applaud his efforts in promoting and strengthening understanding and cooperation between the South East and the South West regions. Governor Uzodimma’s sustained consultations, visits to Lagos, and shuttle diplomacy have successfully resolved mistrust and fostered mutual understanding, stronger bonds, and collaboration between the two regions.
The fact that the South East did not participate in the ongoing protests against the Tinubu administration is a testament to Governor Uzodimma’s success in rebuilding the ‘handshake across the Niger,’ further reinforcing ties and showcasing the South East as peace-loving people willing to support the South West in all aspects of national life and engagement.”
The Forum urged Governor Uzodimma to remain steadfast in his efforts, particularly in reintegrating the South East into mainstream national politics and ensuring the region remains safe, peaceful, economically vibrant, and in harmonious collaboration with other regions of the country.
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