Otti celebrates Ike Nwachukwu’s 86th birthday
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At a glance
- Abia State Governor Alex Otti congratulated retired general and former senator Ike Nwachukwu on his 86th birthday.
- Otti praised Nwachukwu’s military, diplomatic and political service, including his roles as foreign affairs and labour minister.
- He described Nwachukwu as a model of patriotism and service to Abia State and Nigeria.
Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has congratulated retired General Ike Nwachukwu on his 86th birthday. Nwachukwu, who comes from Abia, served as Imo State’s first military governor and later represented Abia North in the Senate.
In a message issued by his spokesperson, Njoku Ukoha, Otti called Nwachukwu “one of Nigeria’s finest and most decorated patriots.” He praised the former soldier, diplomat and senator for serving as foreign affairs minister and minister of employment, labour and productivity.
Otti said Nwachukwu’s service during critical periods in Nigeria’s history helped stabilise institutions and strengthen democratic values. He also described him as a source of pride for Abia, a model of public service and an example for younger people who want to serve with integrity.
The governor wished Nwachukwu good health, strength and many more years of service, saying Abia and Nigeria were proud of his legacy.
one of Nigeria’s finest and most decorated patriots
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