By Ugochukwu Alaribe
Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, has approved N1 million each to 31 indigenes of the state who recently returned from South Africa.
In a statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Ukoha Njoku, the government disclosed that the approval is for immediate relief and to reassure the returnees that they have not been abandoned in their moment of need.
The statement added that comprehensive profiling of each returnee is currently underway to assess their individual circumstances and socio-economic realities to enable the government design appropriate interventions for sustainable reintegration and social protection coverage tailored to their specific needs.
The statement read, “The gesture underscores Governor Otti’s compassion and unwavering commitment to the welfare of vulnerable persons in communities across the State and beyond.
“It also reflects the government’s resolve to ensure that every Abian, regardless of circumstance, is given an opportunity to recover, rebuild, and contribute meaningfully to society.
“Since assumption of office, Governor Otti has prioritized policies and programmes that protect the dignity and wellbeing of citizens, especially those facing hardship.
“The Government of Abia State under His Excellency, Dr. Alex Otti, reiterates that Abia remains home to all its sons and daughters. It also assures that no Abian will be left behind, irrespective of their location or circumstance.”
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