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By Chukwuma Umeorah
Obingwa Labour Party Stakeholders Forum (OLPSHF) in Abia state has said that it would present to Governor, Alex Otti a set of working documents on security, economic development and infrastructural development aimed at improving the quality of lives of the people in the community and the state.
Chairman of the Group, Eric Egwuibe stated that the document was compiled after its recent 3-day retreat and contained a comprehensive blueprint aimed at transforming the state into a hub of progress and development.
Egwuibe noted that the retreat Themed “Rebranding Obingwa for Better Politics,” witnessed intensive brainstorming sessions that delved into key issues facing the region including “how to develop a good security architecture for the safety of lives and property, the identification of economic potentials to be harnessed to alleviate poverty, create wealth, grow meaningful employment and bring prosperity for the people.”
Other critical areas it sought to address was to create solutions to infrastructural challenges to reduce suffering and improve the living standards of the people and changing the prevailing political mindsets of corrupt self-enrichment, looting and violence to that of selfless-service and people oriented governance.
“We aim to help the administration of governor Otti identify and address low hanging fruit opportunities that will change the political, social and economic narratives of our state while delivering the dividends of democracy to the people.
“With a focus on security, economic potential, infrastructure, and political reform, the forum aims to usher in an era of people-oriented governance. The same working documents, we believe will be a great asset to the future Obingwa Local Government Chairman as well.”
To all arms of Government in Abia State, the OLPSHF remains a professional, articulate solution-oriented and credible partner in progress for accountability, positive impacts, effective representations and people oriented governance,” he explained.
