Uchechukwu Ogah Celebrates SEDC Appointments, Calls for Regional Unity

Former Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and President of Masters Energy Group, Dr. Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah (CON), has extended heartfelt congratulations to the newly appointed board members of the South East Development Commission ( SEDC ).

In a statement released on Tuesday, Dr. Uchechukwu Ogah expressed his delight at the appointments, describing them as a pivotal moment in the quest for the sustainable development of the South East region. He singled out the Chairman, Hon. Emeka Wogu, Managing Director, Hon. Mark Okoye, Executive Director for Finance, Rt. Hon. Stanley Ohajuruka, and other distinguished members for their exceptional qualifications and commitment to service.

"This appointment is not just a call to serve but also a testament to the unwavering dedication, sagacity, and unflinching commitment of the members to service delivery and community development," Dr. Ogah stated.

He expressed confidence in the board's ability to deliver on the commission's objectives, emphasizing the wealth of experience and expertise that each appointee brings to the table. Dr. Ogah urged the board to work collaboratively to achieve the vision of a developed South East region, highlighting the importance of unity and shared purpose.

"I am particularly confident that these nominees, as pioneers, will deploy their wealth of experience, expertise, and wherewithal in realizing the commission's objective of outrightly developing the South East Region," he added.

Dr. Uchechukwu Ogah also commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the political leaders of the South East for the foresight and commitment demonstrated through the establishment of the SEDC. He noted that this initiative marked a significant milestone in the efforts to address the developmental needs of the region.

"With unity of purpose, our dreams will always be realized," Dr. Uchechukwu Ogah remarked.

He concluded by wishing the SEDC board members success in their respective offices, expressing optimism for the commission's impact on the region's socio-economic landscape.