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BREAKING NEWS: I Had An Erosion In Umuchiana, I Called Obasanjo & Said A Duty Have Fallen He Answered Me At 2AM – Obi

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“I had an erosion incident in a place called Umuchiana in Ekwulobia. By 2 a.m., my phone rang, and they told me there was erosion and that a house had collapsed into it. I left my place in Oka and drove to the site by 2 a.m. From there, I called President Obasanjo and said, ‘I’m in a village called Umuchiana. An erosion incident has just taken place here, a duty have fallen.’ He answered me at 2 a.m.”

Obi said the experience reinforced his belief that leaders should remain accessible during emergencies and act quickly to support affected communities, adding that timely intervention can help reduce the impact of disasters while giving residents confidence that their concerns are being addressed.