Imo APC stages another solidarity rally for Gov Uzodinma
DAILY POST gathered that the solidarity rally held today was the second of its kind since after the Supreme Court judgement that returned the ex-senator as the ex-governor of the state.
Prof. Njoku while addressing the mammoth crowd, stated that hope has indeed come to the land of Imo, describing the move of the PDP to upturn the apex court judgement as null and void. In the same vein, he reminded the people of the governor’s campaign promises to run a transparent and all-inclusive government. This, he said was evident in the payment of January salary of workers on 25 of last month.
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