Imo Diaspora Congratulates Bede Eke On Appointment As Commissioner
...Describes Him As A Child Of Grace
By James Emeahu, Owerri
Accolades have continued to pour in from different quarters for Hon. Bede Eke, over his recent appointment/inauguration as Commissioner for Urban Development and Housing, the latest being the Imo Diaspora Support For Senator Hope Uzodimma.
The Diaspora group in a statement signed by it’s convener/coordinator, Ochiagha Nnanna Victor Okere, extended warm congratulations to Hon Eke for his recent appointment/inauguration as Commissioner for Urban Development and Housing, describing the appointment as well deserved.
The statement noted that Hon. Eke deserved the appointment , considering his outstanding dedication during the last governorship election in Imo State.
The statement reads in part, “In the recent appointment/ inauguration of Hon Bede Uchenna Eke as Commissioner for Urban Development and Housing, in the Government of Imo State by Governor Hope Uzodimma. We felicitate with our admirable brother and friend, Rt. Hon. Chief Bede Uchenna Eke on this feat of becoming a commissioner. The appointment is a testament to his superintendency, influence and commitment to the re-election of Governor Hope Uzodimma through the Youth organization which he formed.”
He described, Hon. Bede Eke as a child of” grace” who has enjoyed political patronage since he ventured into partisan politics. The organisation prayed for divine protection and guidance in the discharge of his new office duties.
He said the organization will continue to support the government of Senator Hope Uzodimma in his quest to develop the state for the economic well-being of Imo people irrespective of party affiliation. Hear him, “The Imo people in the Diaspora will to continue to support the Imo State government as it strives to advance development in the State for another four years.”
Before his appointment Hon Bede Uchenna Eke was the immediate past member who represented Aboh Mbaise/Ngor-Okpala federal constituency and also a two-term House of Assembly member who represented Ngor-Okpala state constituency.
