Youths of all the autonomous communities in Oguta local government area has pledged their preparedness to support and work with the present administration ably led by His Excellency, Sen. Hope Odidika Uzodinma whom they say has demonstrated full capacity to lead the State to an enviable height among comity of States in the country.
Speaking to journalist shortly after the youths meeting in Oguta Local Government Area, the leader of all the youths Presidents in the area and frontline youths activist, Hon. Ejike Ezinne said that it is the tradition of Oguta youths to support any government in power as well as remaining law abiding to the constituted authority for such administration to record its expected success.
Hon. Ezinne on behalf of youths of Oguta LGA youths called on erring youths to have a rethink, he reminded them that government of Hope Uzodinma will not relent in his effort to rewrite all the wrongs against Oguta youths if they play their role as responsible youths.
In another development, the Oguta youth leaders has commended the ARC led government in the State, in a release issued by Hon. Ejike Ezinne who is the President of youths Presidents in the area praised the administrative style of Sen. Uzodinma, especially the way he handled the APC State Congress that was concluded recently in which credible candidates were elected, such election like that of APC State Chairman in which a well unformed candidate like Mac. Donald Ebere emerged to work for the party this time that appears more challenging in history of the Nation’s politics.
Other areas of exploits in which the Oguta LGA youths extolled the governor include his effort to recovery stolen oil well from Imo State by her neighbor, appointment of Chief Dr. Kyrian Uchegbu as NDDC commissioner designates for Imo, though, the youths has in mind that Dr. Kyrian Uchegbu should further be considered for NDDC higher office at Port-Harcourt zonal office since it is the turn of Oguta LGA for such office. The Oguta youths remains resolute in their loyalty to the resent administration.