The Speaker Abia State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Engr. Chinedum Orji has warned politicians in the state to shun what he described as divisive politics.
Rt Hon. Orji said that his attention been drawn to what he described as “an orchestrated plot” by some disgruntled politicians to pitch the very peaceful Abia State House of Assembly against the Executive led by the Governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu.
The Speaker said that he has observed that desperate politicians have started plotting and seeking means to create panic and heat up the political space as 2023 general election approaches.
The Speaker who stated that such style of politics was retrogressive and would do Abia no good, advised those plotting to destabilise the state to desist from acts capable of truncating the peace, unity and progress between the two Arms of Government in the state and the people of Abia at large.
“For the records, the Abia state legislature and the executive arm have both enjoyed warm and cordial relationship in the last seven years and would continue to do so till the end of the administration since this is the only way the people’s prosperity can be guaranteed.
“Let it be clearly stated that no amount of plot can plant any seed of discord between the two peace loving arms of Government.
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“Furthermore, the Speaker would like to advise all politicians and, indeed, all citizens of Abia State to remain law abiding and shun unhelpful rumours so we can all enjoy a peaceful campaign and election period as we head toward the 2023 general elections.”
