Kenneth Okonkwo Advocates for the Creation of Adada State, Urges South-East Leaders to Prioritize Regional Development

Renowned Nigerian actor and philanthropist, Kenneth Okonkwo, has called on political leaders and stakeholders in the South-East region to actively pursue the creation of Adada State. Okonkwo emphasized that establishing a new state would not only foster equitable development but also enhance socio-economic opportunities for communities in the region.

Speaking at a recent forum, the veteran actor highlighted the importance of unity, strategic planning, and proactive advocacy in achieving the long-standing dream of a separate state. According to Okonkwo, the creation of Adada State could serve as a catalyst for improved infrastructure, education, and healthcare services, benefiting millions of residents in the South-East.

He further stressed that the initiative should be treated as a regional priority, urging stakeholders to engage in constructive dialogue with federal authorities to ensure the proposal aligns with national legal frameworks.

Okonkwo’s advocacy underscores a broader call for inclusive governance and balanced resource distribution, ensuring that every community within the South-East can thrive.

The discussion around Adada State has sparked renewed interest among political leaders and citizens, with many seeing it as a potential pathway to strengthening local governance and boosting economic growth in the region.

Okonkwo’s appeal adds significant momentum to ongoing conversations about state creation and regional development in Nigeria.