Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma (right), his Deputy, Prof Placid Njoku (middle) and the General Manager, Imo State Waste Management Agency, Barr Kelechi Emeakaroha
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Wike honours Uzodimma with highest Rivers award

Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State will Saturday, May 27, 2023, be conferred with the Grand Service Star of Rivers State (GSSRS) award in recognition of his contribution and commitment to national unity and equity.

 

The award, which is the Rivers State’s highest, will be conferred on Governor Uzodimma by his outgoing brother Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike.

 

In a letter personally signed by Governor Wike of Rivers State, Governor Uzodimma was informed that the award is in recognition of his “contribution and commitment to national unity and equity.”

 

Governor Wike’s letter reads: ” I am pleased to notify you of my approval for conferring the highest Rivers State Honours on you as the Grand Service Star of Rivers State (GSSRS).

 

“This award recognizes your outstanding commitment and contributions to advancing national unity, equity and justice and your valuable support for Government and people of Rivers.”

 

It would be recalled that few weeks ago,  Governor Wike had declared on a national television that Governor Uzodimma has the capacity “to  crush any governorship candidate in Imo State.”

 

He further expressed confidence that with the achievements of Governor Uzodimma in his first tenure, it was almost certain that his  reelection is given.

 

An appreciative Governor Uzodimma said he will not take the honour bestowed on him by

the Rivers State government for granted.

 

 

Oguwike Nwachuku

Chief Press Secretary and Media Adviser to the Governor

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