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Leadership Of Igbo bu Igbo South East Forum Solicit Working Relationship With Oil Magnate, Business Mogul Arthur Eze

The National Leader Igbo bu Igbo South East Forum High Chief Henry Uzozie, Director of Henry Marshall foundation has paid a working visit to the Father of the southeast, Ukpo born Oil Magnate and Chairman Oronto Oil and Gas Limited,Chief Arthur Eze in Abuja.
The National Leader during the visit, explained to Arthur Eze that he is in his residence to solicit for his support in the pursuit for good Governance across Nigeria.

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Chief Uzozie commended Arthur Eze for his benevolence and all the assistance he has been rendering to the people of the South East and beyond, adding that Chief Arthur Eze has been a blessing to him and his vision for Igbo bu Igbo South East Forum for good governance as well as the entire South East region.

He told Chief Eze that he has been on a tour of states across Nigeria educating ndi Igbo on the need to support the government and to coexist peacefully with host communities wherever they engage in their legitimate businesses.
“He assured Chief Arthur Eze that Igbo bu Igbo South East Forum will continue to partner with him and others to ensure that peace reigns in south East region and beyond”

Responding, Chief Arthur Eze commended the national Leader of Igbo bu Igbo South East Forum for the visit and assured him of his support any time he calls on him.
Chief Eze also commended him for the Igbo bu Igbo South East Forum initiative, adding that this is the only forum that has made positive progress in galvanizing the people in supporting good governance in Nigeria.

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