Uche Secondus Reflects on 14-Year House Journey

Uche Secondus, the former national chairman of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), shared insights into his 14-year journey to build a new house, which has sparked public curiosity. He transitioned from a political career to the private sector, engaging in various business activities, including real estate and insurance.
Secondus highlighted his involvement with the Port Harcourt Chamber of Commerce and his partnerships in the importation of chemical components. He emphasized his clean record in politics, stating he has never been involved in corruption, and challenged claims made by the federal government regarding looters.
Secondus also mentioned his contributions to community development, including scholarships, and his leadership roles in various organizations, such as the National Insurance Commission and Nigeria Railway Corporation. He underscored the importance of integrity and hard work in both politics and business, asserting that his house was built step by step without the aid of large contractors.
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