Alex Otti Warns Abia Voters Against Political Inducements

Abia State Governor Alex Otti cautioned voters against sacrificing the future of the state for short-term political benefits. He made this statement on Sunday while attending the Second Session of the Seventh Synod of the Anglican Communion, Diocese of Aba Ngwa North, at All Saints Anglican Cathedral, Aba.

Otti, represented by his Chief of Staff, Caleb Ajagba, urged the electorate to think critically about their political decisions, warning that some politicians seeking support are responsible for the issues his administration is currently addressing. He emphasized that voters should not be swayed by material inducements, such as cash or gifts, which could jeopardize the state's future governance.

Otti noted that the first three years of his administration focused on laying a solid foundation for development, with the next four years aimed at consolidating good governance. He encouraged vigilance among Christians as politicians increase their engagement ahead of the 2027 elections.