A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Uhunmwode Local Government, Engr Osaze Imasogie has extended his heartfelt congratulations to Professor Julius Ihonvbere on his well-deserved elevation as the House Leader in the House of Representatives.
Imasogie commended the leadership qualities and immense contributions of Prof. Ihonvbere, who represents the Owan Federal Constituency in Edo State. He stated that Prof. Ihonvbere’s elevation as House Leader is a testament to his unwavering commitment to the ideals of the APC and his remarkable performance in the National Assembly.
Imasogie highlighted Prof. Ihonvbere’s exceptional track record as a lawmaker, noting his tireless efforts in representing the interests of his constituents and the nation at large. He praised the professor’s dedication to promoting good governance, accountability, and transparency in governance.
Furthermore, Imasogie acknowledged Prof. Ihonvbere’s vast experience and intellectual prowess, which he believes will greatly contribute to the effective functioning of the House of Representatives as its leader. He expressed confidence that Prof. Ihonvbere’s leadership will lead to the formulation and execution of people-oriented policies and legislations that will positively impact the lives of Nigerians.
Imasogie emphasized that Prof. Ihonvbere’s promotion is a clear indication of the trust and confidence reposed in him by his colleagues in the House of Representatives. He urged the professor to view his new position as an opportunity to redouble his efforts in driving the progressive agenda of the APC, as well as advancing the interests of his constituents and the nation as a whole.
Imasogie expressed his optimism that Prof. Julius Ihonvbere’s leadership in the House of Representatives will bring about positive change and development, as well as strengthen the position of the APC as a leading political party in Nigeria. He sent his warmest regards and best wishes to Prof. Ihonvbere, urging him to continue in his exceptional service to the people.