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Alex Otti, the governor of Abia State, has ordered Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu, the deputy speaker of the Federal House of Representatives, to open his Renewed Hope Partner office.
Ukoha Njoku Ukoha, the governor’s chief press secretary, made the announcement in a statement.
He clarified that the governor’s orders were followed in the unsealing of the property located on Ojike Street in Umuahia.
Speaking further, Ukoha clarified that the office’s sealing was a part of a broader initiative aimed at properties that had failed to comply with legal requirements rather than being politically motivated.
He claims that the Governor was made aware of the issue by Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu, the Deputy Speaker of the Federal House of Representatives. While the building’s documentation was being regularized, the unsealing was quickly completed.
As part of a general enforcement of court orders, the state Harmonized Task Force shut the property.
“This enforcement was part of a general exercise targeting properties in default of statutory obligations; it was not motivated by politics.”
The state administration claims that ground rent, which has been due since 1982 and the lease expires on December 31, 2025, was the main focus of the enforcement.
“A court order for the sealing was obtained after evidence of service of demand notices was presented, but the property owner failed to respond to demand notices requesting proof of compliance with payment of ground rent and other related charges,” the CPS continued.
The statement also mentioned additional unsealed buildings, such as a radio station, a property used by a government body, and land owned by the late Sam Mbakwe family.
