2027: I won’t have sought re-election if … – Otti

Gov. Otti
nBy Ugochukwu Alaribe, UMUAHIA
nAbia State Governor Dr Alex Otti has said that he wouldn’t have sought re-election as governor if he had completed all the works he had set out to do in his administration.
nHe disclosed that he is seeking a second term in office because there is still unfinished work to be done.
nOtti stated this at his country home in Nvosi, Isiala Ngwa South council, during a 10,000-man solidarity march organised by some stakeholders from the area, convened by the Labour Party House of Assembly candidate in the 2023 general elections, Mr Dannie Ubani.
nHe noted that if his administration had completed its mission, there would have been no need to seek re-election, stressing that there is still significant work ahead to be done in his administration’s quest to transform the state.
nAcknowledging the role of opposition in a democratic setting, Otti, however, berated certain opposition elements in the state for engaging in what he described as “politics of witchcraft”.
nHe dismissed threats from what he termed “insignificant opposition elements”, which he said do not constitute up to 5% of the state.
nThe governor insisted that constructive criticism would be meaningful if it were focused on acknowledging what his administration has done and what they will do better, given the opportunity, rather than denying what they can see.
nHe commended the people for their continued support, including the convener of the rally, Mr Dannie Ubani, for organising the event.
nHe said, “If I had finished the work that I came to do, I wouldn’t be seeking a second term.” If this administration had completed its mission, there would have been no need to seek re-election. But there is still significant work to be done in this administration’s quest to transform the state.”
nIn his remarks, the convener of the rally, Mr Dannie Ubani, stated that the rally was organised to show solidarity with the governor and to showcase his achievements.
nUbani also stated his unwavering support for the governor’s re-election bid in 2027.
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