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Reception of Appreciation: Gov Otti promises to do more for Umunneochi people, By Ferdinand Ekeoma

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Governor Alex Otti (c) acknowledging cheers from the people of Umunneochi Local Government Area of Abia State on Tuesday

The people of Umunneochi have spoken with one voice: they are with Dr Alex Otti, and they are ready to partner with his government to build a greater Abia.

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