…Drums support for leaders across Nigeria
By Tony Ezike
Director-General of the South-East Governors Forum (SEGOF), Senator Uche Ekwunife, CON, has extended warm greetings to Ndi Anambra, the South-East, and Nigerians nationwide as they enter the month of November.
In a message shared earlier today, Ekwunife acknowledged the resilience and strength of Nigerians, describing them as deserving of good governance at all levels. She highlighted the ongoing economic challenges faced by the masses, stressing that they urgently need a viable system that supports prosperity and growth. Ekwunife expressed optimism that the recent cabinet reshuffle by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, is a positive step towards creating such an environment.
In a new month message released by her Press Secretary, Tony Ezike, Ekwunife commended the South-East governors for their unwavering dedication to fostering a region where every Igbo family can thrive. Her message underscored SEGOF’s commitment to transforming the South-East into a more habitable, prosperous, and secure home for Ndigbo, noting her pride in the remarkable spirit that defines Nigerians as they enter a new month filled with hope and potential.
In her capacity as Director-General of SEGOF, Ekwunife collaborates closely with South-East governors under the pragmatic leadership of Imo State Governor, His Excellency Senator Hope Uzodimma CON, to drive initiatives that promote sustainable development, security, and economic growth across the region. She assured Ndi Igbo that the forum remains steadfast in advancing policies and projects to improve quality of life, helping to secure a brighter future for the Igbo community both locally and globally.
Senator Ekwunife encouraged the people of Anambra, the South-East, and Nigerians at large to embrace November with renewed optimism and mobilize support for institutional leaders across Nigeria, whilst wishing them a peaceful, fulfilling, and prosperous month ahead. “Together, we will continue to build a legacy of progress and stability for future generations,” she stated.
