MIXED REACTIONS AS IMO ASSEMBLY PASSES VOTE OF CONFIDENCE ON UZODINMA. (PHOTO).
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Mixed Reactions as Imo Assembly Passes Vote of Confidence on Uzodinma
The Imo State House of Assembly's vote of confidence in Governor Hope Uzodinma has sparked mixed reactions from citizens. The vote, passed on November 19, 2024, was in recognition of the governor's achievements, which some residents praised, while others criticized as unnecessary and excessive.
Critics of the motion argue that it was not a core responsibility of lawmakers and questioned their role as mere supporters of the governor. They called on the assembly to focus on addressing urgent state issues, such as improving rural roads, enhancing security, and tackling the rising cost of food. Retired principal Osondu Hyacinth Eriaja emphasized that lawmakers should prioritize lawmaking rather than praising the executive branch, which has its own aides for such tasks.
On the other hand, supporters of the motion, like Ugochukwu Akagha, commended the lawmakers for acknowledging the governor's work. They argued that recognizing good governance does not conflict with the legislature's duty to create laws, as long as they maintain their primary focus.
Other residents urged the assembly to balance recognition with action, stressing the importance of addressing ongoing challenges, particularly the security situation and the state of rural infrastructure.
The vote of confidence, moved by Deputy Speaker Amara Chyna Iwuanyanwu and seconded by Majority Leader Kanayo Onyemaechi, was supported by over two-thirds of the lawmakers. The Deputy Speaker described Uzodinma’s administration as people-oriented, highlighting various achievements and projects that he said would soon make Imo a model for other states.
The motion was presented as a response to what Iwuanyanwu called “malicious propaganda” and efforts to undermine the government’s progress. The House agreed to send the vote of confidence to Governor Uzodinma.
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