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The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Okezie Kalu, has remarked that the former Governor of Abia State, Okezie Ikpeazu, embraced the perspectives of his critics and promoted free speech without the fear of retaliation during his time in office.
This statement was issued from his office to commemorate Ikpeazu's 61st birthday.
The announcement, which was signed by Levinus Nwabughiogu, Chief Press Secretary to the Deputy Speaker, highlighted that Ikpeazu’s administration exhibited exceptional leadership by cultivating an atmosphere of peace and respect for everyone.
The statement noted: “Ikpeazu’s government welcomed the opinions of the opposition and upheld the values of free speech, enabling critics to voice their opinions without fear of retaliation.”
Kalu emphasized that the former governor was humble and receptive, traits that endeared him to the citizens of Abia State.
“Ikpeazu’s administration also achieved significant progress in enhancing the State’s infrastructure, establishing a foundation for sustainable development,” he added.
Frequently Asked Questions
What leadership qualities did Okezie Ikpeazu demonstrate?
Okezie Ikpeazu demonstrated humility and a willingness to listen, which helped him connect with the people of Abia State effectively.
How did Ikpeazu's government approach free speech?
Ikpeazu's government promoted free speech by allowing opposition voices to be heard and enabling critics to express their opinions without fear of persecution.
What improvements did Ikpeazu make in terms of infrastructure?
Ikpeazu's administration made significant advancements in improving the state's infrastructure, laying the groundwork for sustainable development.