High Chief Victor Ikeji Clears Screening as Abia State Commissioner Nominee for the Federal Character Commission [PHOTOS]

High Chief Victor Ikeji, widely known as Kpakpando Umuahia, has been officially screened and confirmed as the Abia State Commissioner Nominee for the Federal Character Commission. His successful screening marks another significant milestone in Abia State’s pursuit of balanced representation and effective service delivery at the federal level.

The nomination and subsequent approval highlight a renewed dedication to unity, inclusive governance, and sustained development across the state. High Chief Ikeji’s recognition is seen as a testament to leadership built on credibility, collaboration, and a genuine commitment to the progress of Abia State.

Stakeholders emphasize that this development signals the importance of constructive engagement and collective responsibility in governance. Rather than promoting divisive rhetoric or attempts to discredit the state’s leadership, the focus remains on fostering harmony, strengthening institutions, and advancing the overall well-being of Abians.

Prominent figures including Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, Senator Austin Akobundu, and Hon. Obi Aguocha graced the screening, underscoring broad support for High Chief Ikeji and the shared vision for Abia’s progress. Their presence reflects a unified front dedicated to positive representation and effective governance at the national level.

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With this milestone, Abia State anticipates strengthened collaboration with the Federal Character Commission and improved advocacy for fairness, equity, and balanced opportunities for its citizens.