The international
multimedia networks and public policy organization, USAfrica, has adjudged the
Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano, as the Nigerian Governor of the
Year, ending 2014, “based on the USAfrica Governance Index for combining
effective management, practical results and grassroots social responsibility
since the blast of his Anambra Governorship whistle on March 17, 2014.”
USAfrica — with almost 23 years of professional journalism
and multimedia publishing business from its headquarters in Houston, Texas —
has been acclaimed by the CNN, The New York Times, international scholars and
public policy leaders as the largest and arguably the most influential
African-owned, U.S-based multimedia networks.
A statement issued from Houston, Texas, by the Founder &
Publisher of USAfrica and the first African-owned, U.S.-based
professional newspaper published on the internet, USAfricaonline.com, Dr.
Chido Nwangwu, articulated why Obiano bagged the prestigious recognition,
noting that “in less than ten months of taking over the mantle of leadership of
Anambra State, the banker turned politician has, with purposeful zeal attracted
investments and with the courageous heart of a bull, confronted the criminals
and miscreants who had unleashed mayhem and gripped the peace loving people of
the state in the throes of trepidation, fear and death…. Obiano is proving to
the people of Anambra and Nigerians, at home and in the Diaspora, that here
cometh a man of proven technocratic competence out to put Anambra State on its
rightful place on the map of economic development of Nigeria.”