Inauguration of Association of Past President Generals, Anambra South underway at Ekwulobia | Prince Uchendu tasks former PGs on support for Soludo, development
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Chief IG Nnubia (Anya Ihembosi) Chairman APPAS
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The inauguration of Association of Past President Generals, Anambra South (APPAS SOUTH SENATORIAL ZONE) is underway at Vonic Hotel Ekwulobia.
In an opening speech, the chairman of the ocassion, Prince Neville Uchendu applauded the wisdom of the past PGs in instituting the association. He urged the PGs to contribute to the devopment of their communities and show support for governor of Anambra State, Prof. Charles Soludo.
Prince Uchendu lauded the efforts of Governor Soludo on Ekwulobia flyover and other developmental projects in Anambra. He urged APPAS to be a big voice in Anambra politics and support for Soludo.
Chief Damian Okeke-Ogene, Mbuze-Nanka, Patron
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While swearing in the officers of the asscocial, Vice president of ASATU, Chief Chief Damian Okeke-Ogene, Mbuze-Nanka, urged all members to show sufficient commitment to the cause of the association. He urged the newly installed Chairman of APPAS Chief IG Nnubia (Anya Ihembosi) to lead the organisation to greater heights.
The event features awards to some prominent people.
Details later.
Chief Omeife I Omeife, National President, APASS
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Chief IG Nnubia (Anya Ihembosi) Chairman APPAS
The inauguration of Association of Past President Generals, Anambra South (APPAS SOUTH SENATORIAL ZONE) is underway at Vonic Hotel Ekwulobia.
In an opening speech, the chairman of the ocassion, Prince Neville Uchendu applauded the wisdom of the past PGs in instituting the association. He urged the PGs to contribute to the devopment of their communities and show support for governor of Anambra State, Prof. Charles Soludo.
Prince Uchendu lauded the efforts of Governor Soludo on Ekwulobia flyover and other developmental projects in Anambra. He urged APPAS to be a big voice in Anambra politics and support for Soludo.
Chief Damian Okeke-Ogene, Mbuze-Nanka, Patron
READ ALSO → Soludo inaugurates Governing Council of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University
READ ALSO → Anambra Muslim community pays Sallah homage to Governor Soludo
READ ALSO → Anambra: Many feared killed, injured as gunmen attack Nnewi, Nnobi communities
READ ALSO → Alleged kidnap of nine fishermen: Anambra police invite relatives of victims to assist with necessary information
READ ALSO → Soludo, ‘Big Tent’ idea and transformation of Nigeria
While swearing in the officers of the asscocial, Vice president of ASATU, Chief Chief Damian Okeke-Ogene, Mbuze-Nanka, urged all members to show sufficient commitment to the cause of the association. He urged the newly installed Chairman of APPAS Chief IG Nnubia (Anya Ihembosi) to lead the organisation to greater heights.
The event features awards to some prominent people.
Details later.
Chief Omeife I Omeife, National President, APASS
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