After 100 days in office as Abia governor, the Abia Peoples Democratic Party says it is not disappointed that Alex Otti and the Labour Party are incapable of presenting a scorecard to Abians to showcase their achievements in office, no matter how modest.
According to the party the federal government doled out N5 billion, grains and bags of rice to states, noting, “Alex Otti has not told Abians how he intends to deploy the money to make life easier for Abians.
“While many states are delivering critical roads and other infrastructure within 100 days, only patches of roads within the Aba metropolis that do not measure up to 10 kilometres in all are receiving the loud noise from the government of Alex Otti, while in 100 days, only three general hospitals are being rehabilitated even as they are yet to be completed and delivered to the needy public and no new schools have been built nor old ones refurbished.
Meanwhile, Otti’s aide and the Chief Press Secretary, Kazie Uko said the governor has rejuvenated Abia State after 32 years, adding, “For 32 years, worse in the last 24 years, Abia was run as a fiefdom by some feudal lords and their political minions, who saw the state as their private enclave.
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