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Abia State Leadership Academy: A governor’s bold investment in the soul of a nation, By Kenneth Kalu

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Governor Alex Otti (centre) surrounded and cheered by an appreciative audience in Abia State

“It is easy, perhaps too easy, to measure the success of governments by the roads they build, the schools they construct, and the hospitals they equip. These are very important and necessary markers of development, and Governor Otti has delivered handsomely on all of them. But, sometimes the enduring test of any administration lies in something far less visible and far more consequential.”

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