Obinna Uchendu Abakaliki
The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Community Engagement, South East region, Mrs Chioma Nweze has said that in 2025, her office will continue to work tirelessly to address the unique challenges facing the South East region.
Mrs. Nweze said that the present administration will focus on infrastructure development, economic empowerment, education, and healthcare and also dedicate effort towards creating opportunities that will be beneficial to all.
She made the disclosure in her 2025 new year message to the citizens of the south east region.
Nweze, maintained that President Bola Tinubu is committed towards tackling all the economic and developmental challenges facing the south east region.
“In continuation of our pursuit of regional development, I will maintain a strong partnership with leaders and stakeholders across the South East. This includes collaborating with the five esteemed Governors of our zone, as well as engaging with respected leaders of thought, student organizations, and other critical stakeholders.
“Through these collaborative efforts, we aim to harness the collective wisdom and energy of our people to drive progress and prosperity. I urge you all to remain united in our pursuit of a brighter future for the South East.
“As we step into the New Year, I extend warmest greetings to the resilient and vibrant people of the South East. May this year bring us renewed hope, strength, and unity.
“The past year has presented its challenges, but together, we have demonstrated our capacity for resilience and determination. As your Senior Special Assistant to the President on Community Engagement, I reaffirm my commitment to amplifying your voices and championing the development of our beloved region.
“Let us foster a spirit of cooperation, mutual respect, and understanding. Together, we can achieve greatness and solidify the South East’s position as a beacon of excellence in Nigeria.
“Once again, I wish you all a joyous and prosperous New Year. May our collective efforts yield fruitful results, and may our region continue to thrive”
