Nollywood actress Rachael Okonkwo has made a passionate appeal to her state’s governor, Peter Mbah.
In a video she shared online, the new Senior Special Adviser to the governor appealed to him during a campaign flag-off.
She clamoured for better governance, expressing gladness that he came through the roads to see how terrible they are. She also lamented their struggles with the lack of electricity.
“Yesterday, His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Enugu, Dr Bar Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, visited my home, Uzo-Uwani, and I had the honour of receiving him and speaking on behalf of my people.
“I humbly stood before him, not just as a proud daughter of Uzo-Uwani, but also as a member of his administration, serving as Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Film and Creative Industry Development, and Director, Campaign Council, Creative and Entertainment.
“I spoke from my heart, representing the hopes, concerns, and aspirations of my people. I also took the opportunity to acknowledge His Excellency’s efforts and strides so far, and to appreciate what his administration has done for our people and Ndi Enugu at large.
“I expressed our gratitude and expectations for the greater things yet to come. We understand that development is a journey, and we do not take the steps already taken for granted.
“What matters is the commitment to keep moving forward and ensuring that no community is left behind.
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“Your Excellency, thank you for remembering Uzo-Uwani, for keeping faith with our people and for coming to see things for yourself.
“As a daughter of this soil, I remain hopeful and committed to using my voice and position to advocate for the growth, peace, and development of my people. Truly, our tomorrow is here. Uzo-Uwani, my home, my pride.”
Last month, she secured an appointment as Senior Special Assistant to the Enugu State Governor on Film and Creative Industry Development.
Rachael expressed gratitude for the appointment, saying she doesn’t take the responsibility for granted and sees it as an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the development of her state
While reflecting on her growth with throwback photos, she said the smiles hid stories of silent battles, countless prayers, sleepless nights, and months when she almost gave up. She expressed gratitude for her failures, struggles, disappointments, and every hopeful day that shaped her journey.
