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Ibeh questioned why no visible law enforcement action had been taken despite the intense public scrutiny surrounding the case, noting that many Nigerians believe similar circumstances involving an ordinary citizen would likely have resulted in immediate police action pending the outcome of investigations.

Beyond his public service, Ibeh Jnr described Eboh’s greatest legacy as the countless lives he transformed through acts of generosity and mentorship. According to him, the late youth leader facilitated admissions for hundreds of students into higher institutions, helped more than a thousand people secure employment, and created opportunities for countless young Nigerians without seeking recognition.

Speaking at the event, Ibeh Jnr described the book as a compendium of carefully researched and analysed insights into contemporary leadership, particularly as it relates to young people. He noted that the work is crafted with precision, clarity, and depth, addressing issues of competence, opportunity, and leadership, while offering practical solutions to gaps in Nigeria and Africa’s leadership landscape.

Dr. Ogah is one politician I am sure would do exactly what Dr. Alex Otti is currently doing in our dear state, Abia, if he had the opportunity. I state this without mincing words, after the eight year tenure of Dr. Otti, Dr. Ogah would have to step in to ensure continuity of his legacies and even do more. As a seasoned industrialist and a leadership cognoscente, he comes with the requisite experience to sustain the tempo and  even exceed expectations.