Former Speaker of the Abia State House of Assembly, Chinedum Orji, has extended warm New Year greetings to Ndị Abia and Nigerians at large, urging citizens to embrace unity, resilience, and a renewed commitment to the collective good as the year unfolds.
In his New Year message, Rt Hon Engr Chinedum Orji described the new beginning as a moment for sober reflection, gratitude to God, and rededication to the values of service, integrity, and responsible leadership. He noted that the passage into a new year offers an opportunity to learn from past experiences while building a stronger and more inclusive future.
The former Speaker acknowledged the economic and social challenges faced by families and communities, stressing that hope must remain alive through collective effort, perseverance, and constructive engagement. According to him, progress is achievable when leaders and citizens alike place the common interest above personal considerations.
Rt Hon Orji called on leaders at all levels to demonstrate sincerity, empathy, and accountability in governance, emphasizing that public office remains a sacred trust. He urged those in positions of authority to prioritize policies and actions that directly improve the welfare of the people, particularly at the grassroots.
He also encouraged youths to remain focused, disciplined, and innovative, noting that their energy and creativity are vital to shaping a prosperous future. He advised them to embrace education, skills acquisition, and civic responsibility as pathways to personal growth and national development.
In a message of assurance, Rt Hon Engr Chinedum Orji reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to the peace, unity, and progress of Abia State. He assured the people that he would continue to contribute his experience and voice to initiatives that promote stability, development, and good governance.
He concluded by praying for peace, good health, and economic improvement for families across Abia State and Nigeria, expressing optimism that the New Year will bring renewed hope, stronger institutions, and shared prosperity for all.
