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Eze Linto applauds Otti for Projects Done in 2025, Commends Security Agents for Hitch-free Yuletide

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The Chairman Abia State Council of Traditional Rulers, Eze Dr Linus Nto Mbah (LINTO) has lauded Governor Alex Otti for various economy-boosting projects carried out in 2025.

Eze Mbah made the commendation while interacting with newsmen in his office in Umuahia.

He appreciated the various projects of Governor Otti in 2025, particularly, road infrastructure in Umuahia-Uzuakoli Akara- Alayi-Abiriba road, Ndiokereke -Abam -Amuvi -Arochukwu road, Ohafia- Ihechiowa – Ututu -Arochukwu Road ; Port Harcourt road Aba and many others across the state.

The royal father identified other projects carried out last year by the Governor to include; renovation of schools, recruitment of over 5,000 teachers, retrofitting of many hospitals and upgrading of others as well as employment of health care workers.

While thanking the Governor for extending his Christmas largesse to the traditional rulers in the state, Eze Mbah also saluted the wife of the Governor, Mrs Priscilla Otti for taken care of Ndi Ugoeze as well as widows in Abia state this Yuletide.

Eze Dr Linus Nto Mbah equally saluted Governor Alex Otti for adequate security throughout the ember months and Yuletide, which made it possible for Abians living all over the world to come home and enjoy safety.

He congratulated security agents for their efforts to ensure security in Abia state.

Eze Mbah used the forum to felicitate Governor Alex Otti, his family, the Deputy Governor, Engr. Ikechukwu Emetu, members of the State Executive Council and all Abians on the New Year celebrations.

He called on Abians to embrace the New Year with vigour, great hope and optimism, assuring that 2026 would be a good year for everybody.

The royal father however urged all to sustain their support for Governor Alex Otti.


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