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Moghalu rates Otti’s performance in Abia, identifies challenge in Nigeria’s governance system

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Moghalu rates Otti’s performance in Abia, identifies challenge in Nigeria’s governance system
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Kingsley Moghalu has praised Abia State Governor Alex Otti's performance as impressive, highlighting his effective governance. Moghalu emphasized the importance of competent governance in improving citizens' lives during his visit to Otti. The governor's administration has made significant strides in industrialization and economic growth in Abia State.

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Add us on Google Nigerian economist and former Central Bank Deputy Governor Kingsley Moghalu has rated Abia State Governor Alex Otti’s performance as “most impressive.” “His performance in governance has been most impressive,” Mr Moghalu stated in an X post on Friday after visiting Mr Otti at Isiala Ngwa South, Abia State, on Thursday. “He is a demonstration of the truism that seems to have escaped most Nigerian leaders and politicians – that competent governance that concretely improves citizens’ lives is the best politics,” he said of the Abia governor.

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