COMING IN LAST LIKE HIS NAME SUGGESTS: GOV IKPEAZU’s REPORT CARD (2015-2023)
While it's true that names can sometimes carry certain connotations or be subject to individual interpretations, it's important to remember that they may in larger extent determine our destinies or define our capabilities. But, success in life is not solely determined by our names, but by our actions, decisions, and perseverance.
Changing one's name may be a choice for various reasons, majorly when it is a factor to your success, but it's crucial to understand that true success comes from within, irrespective of what name we bear. It's about honing our skills, seizing opportunities, and staying determined and focused on our goals...
"OKEZIE IKPEAZU (Ikpeazụ means 'last')
Introduction
Born October 18, 1964, Okezie Ikpeazu holds a doctorate degree in Biochemical Pharmacology and was a lecturer in several educational institutions in Nigeria prior to joining politics. He became the governor of Abia state in 2015 under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). For eight years, he managed the affairs of “God’s Own State.” On May 29, 2023, he handed over the baton of leadership to Dr. Alex Otti OFR, having served his constitutionally-sanctioned two terms.
Preamble
In this report undertaken by Ikengaonline (a non-profit media organisation dedicated to public accountability and good governance) in collaboration with Dataphyte (a data analytics company) under the auspices of Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ), and supported by MacArthur Foundation, the eight-year administration of Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu, who mounted the saddle as Abia State governor on May 29, 2015, was x-rayed. Specific measurable values were considered, with focus on key sectors of governance – to determine the impact of the administration on the people.
Summary of Performance
Governor Ikpeazu’s performance was assessed across nine critical administrative areas, which collectively represented the entire scope of the research (100 percent). Regrettably, he failed to score a pass in any of the categories (0 percent). Furthermore, he failed in 89 percent of the categories, while in 11 percent of all the assessed criteria, the results were inconclusive and couldn’t be definitively classified as a pass or a fail (Indeterminate)."
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