Traditional Ruler Applauds Governor Uzodimma for Pardoning Fabian Ihekwueme
A revered traditional ruler in Imo State, HRH Eze Dr. Oliver Ohanweh (Obi Gburu Gburu), has commended Governor Hope Uzodimma for granting an unconditional pardon to Dr. Fabian Ihekwueme (OMU) following their recent differences.
Speaking at a well-attended Okigwe Senatorial Zone Stakeholders Meeting in Ehime Mbano Local Government Area, Eze Ohanweh expressed deep appreciation to Governor Uzodimma for demonstrating forgiveness and statesmanship.
“On behalf of the people of Okigwe Senatorial Zone, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Governor Hope Uzodimma for forgiving one of our distinguished sons, Fabian Ihekwueme. This act of reconciliation is a mark of honor and love for the people of Okigwe,” he said.
He noted that Governor Uzodimma’s decision reflects his Christian values and commitment to unity, urging all stakeholders to respect the leadership of the state and avoid actions that sow division.
A Commitment to Okigwe’s Development
Eze Ohanweh also commended key political and business leaders from Okigwe, including:
• Chief Cosmos Iwu, Secretary to the Imo State Government, for being a worthy ambassador of the zone.
• Chief Tony Chukwu (Onweghi Ihe Kariri Chineke), a respected political leader and business magnate, for his dedication to the region’s progress.
• Senator Patrick Ndubueze, for facilitating the establishment of a Federal University and power plant for the zone.
• Rt. Hon. Chike Olemgbe, Speaker of the Imo State House of Assembly, for being a dependable voice for the people.
• Hon. Miriam Onuoha, for attracting a Federal Medical Centre to Okigwe, Onuimo, and Isiala Mbano Federal Constituency.
The royal father urged continued support for Governor Uzodimma’s administration, highlighting his transformational infrastructure projects and human capacity development initiatives.
He also called on traditional rulers and religious leaders to continue praying for the governor, his family, and the state, describing him as a “workaholic administrative wizard” whose leadership is moving Imo State forward.
Eze Ohanweh emphasized the need for unity and love among Okigwe leaders, cautioning against bickering, jealousy, and political rivalry, which could hinder the region’s growth.
“This is the time for progressive collaboration, not division,” he said. “We must work together to support development, uplift our people, and leave a lasting legacy for future generations.”
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