Ohafia Udumeze!
Hear the rhythm!
Witness the power!
Behold the warriors!
This performance is a sight to behold. The chest thumping, the footwork and the lead dancer's 360° spin, a breathtaking display of mastery!
Yesterday, I received a call that genuinely made me happy. It was Richard, the young boy I once tutored in Mathematics, calling to tell me he had gained admission to study Nursing at the University of Calabar.
He doesn't need a pen to write poetry; he writes poetry with his legs! Every step tells a story, every movement echoes the bravery of his ancestors. This is Ohafia war dance, where history comes alive through the rhythm of a warrior.
⚪️🔥 Real Madrid with a 4 goals win against Sevilla!
Mbappé brace, Diomande with 5 G/A in last 4 starts and Arda Güler golazo 🪄
Who’s been your Man of the Match?
Today, I worshipped with the brethren of The Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries at its headquarters in Ijesha, Lagos State, led by its Founder and General Overseer, Pastor Lazarus Muoka. My visit fulfilled a promise I made to Pastor Muoka during one of his visits to Abia State: that I would worship with the congregation whenever I was in Lagos and the opportunity presented itself.
As I shared with the congregation, my Christian faith is deeply rooted in my upbringing. My late father, Pastor Lazarus Otti, was a man of God, and the values he instilled in me continue to shape my life, convictions and approach to public service.
Drawing inspiration from Psalm 62:11, which reminds us that power belongs to God, I reaffirmed my conviction that leadership is a responsibility entrusted to us by God and must be exercised with humility, integrity and a deep sense of accountability.
In all we do, we seek God's guidance. Where an action is wrong or does not align with His principles, we must have the courage to refrain from it. No ambition, political consideration or personal interest should take precedence over doing what is right.
Our administration remains committed to the principles of transparency, accountability, justice and responsible governance. I believe that public office must be approached with a clear conscience, and that doing what is right is essential to having peace of mind and earning the trust of the people.
Abia State has made significant progress since we assumed office in 2023. We remain focused on consolidating these gains, improving the lives of our people and building a state in which every Abian can take pride.
I am sincerely grateful to Pastor Lazarus Muoka and the entire congregation for their warm reception and prayers for me and the success of our administration. I do not take their prayers and goodwill for granted.
May God continue to grant us wisdom, strength and the courage to do what is right as we serve our people.