Ekweremadu donates transformer to constituency

The Deputy Senate2016_11_21_48955 President Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has donated an electricity transformer to boost pow­er supply in Umulumg­be community, Udi Local Government Area of Enu­gu State. In a statement by his Special Adviser, (Media) Uche Anichukwu, Ekwere­madu said the donation was informed by the de­sire to bring development to his constituents and also to compliment the efforts of the state and local govern­ments in providing critical infrastructure to the peo­ple. He made the dona­tion on the occasion of the grand reception organised by the community in hon­our of the Governor of Enu­gu State, Rt Hon Ifeanyi Ug­wuanyi and the Chairman of Udi LGA, Engr Hyacinth Ugwu, at Umulumgbe over the weekend. Ekweremadu, who commended Gov Ug­wuanyi for the peace and developmental efforts by his administration despite the current economic challeng­es and depleted resources, however, noted that gov­ernment alone cannot meet the demands of the people in terms of the provision of employment and critical in­frastructure.
He, therefore, called on public-spirited individu­als and corporate bodies to support government to­wards achieving better life for the people. “The prin­cipal purpose of govern­ment is the welfare and se­curity of the people; we will continue to pursue that. I want to reassure the peo­ple of Umulumgbe that I will immediately deliver the transformer you require for your electricity in fur­therance of my support to the community, local and the state gov­ernment.
“The narrative of gov­ernance in Enugu state has changed for the bet­ter. Enugu West and in­deed the entire state are peaceful and we are work­ing together for the benefit of the government and the people. We have a governor who remembers every part of Enugu State in terms of appointments and infra­structure. It shall be well with him”, he said.
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