Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, a prominent political figure and former governor of Abia State, has proudly declared his accomplishments during his tenure, emphasizing his legacy of development and prudent financial management.
Speaking recently, Senator Kalu confidently stated, “I built Abia and I saved funds for Abia State as governor,” highlighting the infrastructural projects and financial reserves he established for the state.
During his years as governor, Kalu implemented transformative policies and projects aimed at enhancing the socio-economic landscape of Abia. His administration is credited with initiating and completing numerous infrastructure developments, including roads, schools, and healthcare facilities, which he says contributed significantly to the state's progress.
Beyond physical development, Kalu underlined his commitment to fiscal responsibility. He asserted that despite the challenges faced, his administration managed to save funds, ensuring a financial cushion for Abia State’s future administration to leverage.
“Good governance is not just about spending; it’s about saving and planning for generations yet unborn,” Senator Kalu said in his remarks.
His statement has reignited discussions on governance impact and accountability in Nigerian politics, especially in relation to state-level leadership and legacy.
As Senator Kalu continues his political career, his record as governor remains a defining chapter, frequently referenced by supporters and critics alike in debates about transformational leadership and effective stewardship in Nigeria’s states.