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Former Anambra Chief Judge joins partisan politics one week after retirement

Justice Peter Umeadi, immediate past Chief Judge of Anambra State, who retired about a week ago, has joined partisan politics.

He said he took the decision to assist the state governor, Willie Obiano, to govern the state more effectively, and to contribute his quota in the advancement of “Our governor has done well in changing the fortunes of the state in his five years in office. We must come together and team up with him at any capacity he would want us to serve to ensure further good governance to the people and to our dear state.The ex- Chief Judge called on the people of the South-East to work hard to enable them to earn the presidency of the country in 2023.

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