OBINNA UCHENDU Abakaliki
Ebonyi State Government have denied media report alleging that the State Government have abandoned some projects initiated by the present administration and insisted that the projects are still ongoing and will be completed at the stipulated time.
Speaking to Journalists in Abakaliki, the State Capital, the Special Assistant to the Governor on Inter Party Affairs, Mr. Sunday Nwambam called on members of the public to disregard the report as it was a misrepresentation of the condition of projects on ground especially those visited.
“In the last twenty four hours, I have been inundated with calls on the media report emanating from a one day inspection of Ebonyi State good projects initiated by the Inter Party Advisory Committee, Ebonyi State Chapter.
“In the reports I have been able to go through, IPAC was quoted to have said that some government .
projects have been abandoned.
I understood that the projects visited were just initiated a few months ago and still have a year or there about durations to be completed. So it amounts to mischief and calculated attempts to create unfounded content for the opposition voices to report that ongoing projects in Ebonyi State have been abandoned by the state government.
He maintained that all the projects initiated by the state government were at various levels of completion or ongoing and are often subjected to verification, funding accountability, mobilization and certification.
“While I take the report to be a misrepresentation of IPACs expression on the projects visited, I advise that interested parties wishing to visit government projects next time should look for professional journalists and not road side content creators who will turn their reports upside down.
“We all are here in Ebonyi and know that Ebonyi State government has announced a timeline beginning from next year within which to embark on the commissioning of projects.
“It is on record that all political parties are in support of Governor Francis Nwifuru’s administration as a result of his giant strides in project execution. Ends.
