No vacancy in Ebonyi government house-Archbishop Chukwuma tells opposition

www.odogwublog.com reports that the fearless Anglican Archbishop of Enugu, Rt. Rev. Emmanuel Chukwuma

has declared that there is no vacancy in Ebonyi state government house

come 2019 because of the developmental strides of Governor David

Umahi.

Archbishop Chukwuma while preaching during the funeral of the late

mother of Bishop Monday Nkwoagu of Anglican Diocese of Abakaliki at

the weekend described Governor Umahi as unstoppable and a moving

train.

He said the governor through his developmental projects has made the

state impossible for opposition to rear their ugly heads, adding “the

Governor has done very well and he will come back in 2019 as governor

of Ebonyi state”

While addressing the candidate of the Labour party in the state in the

last election, Mr. Edward Nkwegu and other members of APC who were

also in the church, Chukwuma urged them to join hands together with

Governor Umahi to complete his second term, adding that he has done

very well to deserve second term.

“I was told that the man who contested against Governor Unahi in the

last election on the platform of Labour Party is here in the church,

where is he? Nwokem meaning, my friend, join hands with the governor

to complete his second term because there is no vacancy in Ebonyi

state in 2019. Wait for your turn ok, Umahi will go back to complete

the good works he has started in the state. I was passing through

Ebonyi state and discovered that roads are being built with concrete

and very thick one for that matter”

Reacting, Governor David Umahi said he was elected the governor of the

state against all odds for a purpose which he sad was to reposition

the state and prosper her to be the best developed state in the

country.

He said his administration since inception has been tackling poverty

and infrastructural development.

Among the members of the opposition present during the church service

included Senator Chris Nwankwo who represented Ebonyi North senatorial

zone and Chief Mathias Adum among others.