Governor Okezie Ikpeazu's Deputy Chief Of staff in the office of the Deputy Governor; Sir Don Ubani, has called on priviledged indigenes and residents of the State to take a cue from the Governor of the State, Dr Okezie Victor Ikpeazu, who has been showing enormous humanitarian concern towards the Poor and the Vulnerable at this period when Corona Virus disease is devastating the world.
Sir Ubani made the call while handing over a cheque of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira to the Chairman of Ukwa-West Ad-hoc Committee On Relief Against The Effect of Lockdown in the State, Chief Uche Enyioko.
The Chief of Staff stated that for any untoward situation brought about either by nature or human activity, it is the responsibility of individuals who are well placed in the society to come to the rescue of the less priviledged.
Sir Ubani said he was touched to show concern on the plight of the Poor and Vulnerable in Asa land at this time when they are experiencing extreme difficulties in providing for their families.
Sir Ubani, who urged Members of the Ad-hoc Committee to be diligent, committed and transparent in the discharge of their duties, expressed hope that God, that does not abandon His people, especially during moments of adversaries, will not allow Corona Virus to cause much uproar, if any at all, in the State.
Responding, the Chairman of Ukwa-West Ad-hoc Committee On Relief Against The Effect of Lockdown in the State, Chief Uche Enyioko, thanked Sir Don Ubani for always showing interest in the welfare of Asa people.
Chief Enyioko, a former Commissioner for Agriculture in the State and who was with another Member of the Ad-hoc Committee, Mrs Rhoda Emeka, assured the Deputy Chief Of staff that his Committee will be guided by the principle of transparency and accountability. He also thanked Governor Okezie Ikpeazu for placing Sir Don Ubani in a strategic position that enables his natural sense of humanity to come to the fore.
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