Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma, reiterated his dedication to upholding the Imo State Charter of Equity during a visit by the Imo State Elders Council to the Government House Chambers.
Governor Uzodimma assured the Elders Council that he views the Charter of Equity as a pragmatic and achievable framework, and he pledged to utilize the full extent of government resources to protect its integrity. He stressed that implementing the document requires a joint effort and called upon the Elders Council and the citizens of Imo State to provide their united support.
According to the Governor, "The Imo State Charter of Equity is realistic and assures you that as the Governor of Imo State, I will use all Government's machinery to defend the document".
He, however, stated that the implementation of the document is a collective responsibility and therefore urged the Elders Council and the entire good people of Imo State for their collective support.
He praised the Elders Council for their role in crafting the Charter of Equity, emphasizing that it would contribute to political stability in the state.
During the meeting, HRH Eze Ilomuanya disclosed that the Charter of Equity is anticipated to promote unity, peace, and stability in the political landscape of the state. He emphasized that it is a forward-looking initiative designed for the betterment of all Imo people, transcending individual interests or geopolitical zones.
According to Eze Ilomuanya, "To us and Imo people, the Imo Charter of Equity is for the future and the betterment of Imo people. It's not self-serving neither is it intended for any particular individual or geopolitical zone in the State rather it's a pathfinder to a greater Imo".
The gathering included the Deputy Governor, Professor Placid Njoku, Commissioner for Information, Hon. Declan Emelumba, Chief Dr Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, Prince Lemmy Akakem and notable members of Imo Elders Council representing various Political, religious and gender affiliations.
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