CHIEF. DONATUS OBETTA C.E.O DON MARBLE LIMITED ( ONWA 1 EZIMO ) CONGRATULATES HON. AKACHUKWU EZE ON SUCCESSFUL SWEARING AS THE EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN OF UDENU L.G.A



I extend my heartfelt congratulations on your swearing - in ceremony today .


This Swearing -in marks a significant and well-deserved change that promises pragmatic and progressive development for Ndi Udenu Local government, ultimately leading to unprecedented socio-economic advancements across the board.


As  assume the mantle of leadership, i wish you every success in delivering the best for our people.


Congratulations Hon. Akachukwu Eze and may your tenure be productive and Impactful in bringing development and prosperity for our local government.


God bless Udenu Local Government.

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