Senator Mao Ohuabunwa praises Governor Alex Otti’s Abia infrastructure achievements, urging focus on development despite opposition
Senator Mao Ohuabunwa, factional Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party, has praised Governor Alex Otti’s administration for reshaping infrastructure development in Abia State within three years.
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Ohuabunwa spoke at his country home in Amuvi, Arochukwu Local Government Area, during the 2026 annual conference of the Follow Better Organisation in Abia North Senatorial District.
He commended Otti for the strides made under the New Abia transformation agenda and urged the governor to remain focused despite opposition distractions.
“The massive turnout of members of the Follow Better Organisation, Abia North, at the ceremony has further demonstrated their love and support for the developmental strides of Governor Alex Otti and President Bola Tinubu,” Ohuabunwa said, fielding questions from journalists.
He expressed gratitude to members of the organisation for their unwavering support, emphasising that the state’s infrastructure improvements were evident to all.
“Today, the members of Follow Better and indeed the PDP are not blind to the fact that the present governor of Abia State, Alex Otti, is doing well, especially in infrastructure. That is the truth,” he added.
Speaking at the event, leaders including Okafor Okoroafia, Chief Ukpai Ukiro, Eze Wilson Egbo, and Lady Uloma Onuoha praised Ohuabunwa for his appointment as Pro-Chancellor of the University of Port Harcourt by President Bola Tinubu.
They pledged continued support for both the President and Governor Otti.
The Director-General of the Follow Better Organisation, Ndubuisi Eke, and the Chairman of the organising committee, Sir Owo Eleke, described Ohuabunwa as a household name in Abia politics.
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They commended his commitment to the growth and development of the Follow Better structure, the state, and Nigeria as a whole.
