Abia state governor, Chief TA Orji has congratulated the American president Barrack Obama over his re-election.
The governor in a statement by his chief press secretary, Ugochukwu
Emezue said that Obama’s re-election is a manifestation of the
confidence Americans repose in him.
According to the governor, president Barrack Obama who has an African background, in his first term did his best in-spite of the challenges he encountered.Now that he has started his second term, the governor urged all Americans to give him maximum support so that he can achieve much in those areas he could not make serious break-through during his first tenure.
According to the governor, president Barrack Obama who has an African background, in his first term did his best in-spite of the challenges he encountered.Now that he has started his second term, the governor urged all Americans to give him maximum support so that he can achieve much in those areas he could not make serious break-through during his first tenure.
Chief Theodore Orji enjoined the American president to continue to
support the president of Nigeria, president Jonathan whom he is having
solid relationship with.
The Abia state helmsman maintained that Nigeria being the giant of Africa, needs the support of America to continue to play its leading and unifying role in Africa.
The Abia state helmsman maintained that Nigeria being the giant of Africa, needs the support of America to continue to play its leading and unifying role in Africa.
Chief Orji who also commended Mitt Romney for conceding defeat to
Obama urged America to continue to play its leading and unifying role in
Africa.
He said there is a lot of lessons to learn from such development especially for the third world countries where politicians hardly accept defeat.
Chief Orji applauded the electoral body for conducting free and fair polls, prayed God to grant Obama and his cabinet the wisdom and knowledge to lead the nation which is regarded as a world power.
He said there is a lot of lessons to learn from such development especially for the third world countries where politicians hardly accept defeat.
Chief Orji applauded the electoral body for conducting free and fair polls, prayed God to grant Obama and his cabinet the wisdom and knowledge to lead the nation which is regarded as a world power.
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