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2027: Orlu royal traditional rulers thumbs up Uzodimma over APC senatorial ticket

By Everest Ezihe, Orlu

A revered sociocultural organization,Orlu Zonal Association of Royal Traditional Rulers, is felicitating with Distinguished Senator Hope Odidika Uzodimma, ( Onwa Oyoko) their illustrious son and the Executive Governor of Imo State for his emergence as the All Progressives Congress, APC Imo West (Orlu) Senatorial Zone candidate for the 2027 political dispensation.

The royal fathers disclosed this in a press statement dated Wednesday 20th May, 2026 as endorsed by His Imperial Majesty Eze Dr Thomas Obiefule, (MFR,FCEI, FCICN,FNISM), and HRH Eze Goodluck Obi, the National Chairman and National Secretary respectively.

They described the Governor’s landslide victory at the senatorial primary, as a testament of his administration’s grassroot acceptance, immense appreciation of his Shared Prosperity administration’s good, visionary and purposeful governance, excellent infrastructural developments and transformations of all the nooks and crannies of Imo State.

According to them, *we, the Orlu Zonal Association of Royal Traditional Rulers are solidly in support of your Shared Prosperity administration mantras that anchors on Rehabilitation, Reformation and Reconciliation”.

They reiterated their commitments in supporting and cooperating with the Governor in all his political endeavors, saying that the Governor has shown respect to the traditional institution, through mass oriented examplary leadership qualities and patriotic compassion in the people’s welfare.

They re-assured him of their persistent royal blessings and prayers of abundant God’s grace in all his endeavors.

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