Courtesy Visit And Dinner Meeting Highlight Longstanding Relationship Between Former Imo Governor And Abia State Governor
By Wapcodehub9ja LIVE News Correspondent Reporting Live From Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria
Former Imo State Governor and former senator representing Imo West Senatorial District, Rochas Okorocha, hosted the Governor of Abia State, Alex Otti, and his delegation during a courtesy visit and dinner reception at his Maitama residence in Abuja.
The meeting brought together political leaders, lawmakers, and government officials in what observers described as a display of cordial relations and continued political engagement between both leaders.
According to information made available after the visit, the relationship between Governor Otti and Senator Okorocha predates their active participation in politics, with both leaders maintaining longstanding personal and professional ties.
Governor Otti was accompanied by members of the Labour Party caucus in the House of Representatives, including Ginger Onwusibe, Mascot Ikwechegh, Munachim Alozie, and Obi Aguocha.
Also present at the gathering were members of the Abia State Executive Council and senior government officials, including Hon. Ikechukwu Monday, Hon. Ngozi Felix, Hon. Odinakachi Eric Eme, and the Principal Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Chinonye Mba Uzoukwu.
Senator Okorocha received the delegation alongside members of his family, including his wife, Mrs. Nneoma Nkechi Okorocha, and his daughter, Uju Okorocha, who currently serves as Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Health and Focal Person on Nutrition.
The dinner reception provided an opportunity for discussions and interactions among political stakeholders and government officials from different parts of the country.
Political observers note that such engagements continue to attract attention amid ongoing conversations around governance, inter-party relationships, and regional political cooperation in Nigeria.
Further meetings and consultations among political leaders are expected as national political activities continue to evolve.
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