The deputy speaker of the Imo House of Assembly, Ugonna Ozuruigbo, is the latest in the state to be honoured with a statue.
Reports say the top politician was honoured with a statue “for his landmark contributions towards improving the development landscape of Imo state and welfare of its people both as a legislator and in private capacity.”
Unveiling the statue. Credit: Nairaland
The statue was reportedly erected by the people of Amucha in Njaba Local Government Area of the state.
Celebration after the unveiling ceremony. Credit: Nairaland
NAIJ.com earlier reported how Governor Rochas Okorocha erected a statue for Liberian president, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, and some other African leaders.
Johnson-Sirleaf said her statue erected in Imo state would help to inspire young girls and women to work towards reaching their potentials.
She said this while she delivered a lecture on Women in Politics at the International Convention Centre Owerri, the capital of Imo state, where the statue was unveiled. According to her, Africa as a continent has some good reasons to celebrate.
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