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Supreme Court Victory: Princess Ikodiya Felicitates With Sen. Kalu

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A board member, Nigerian Films and Video Censors Board (NFVCB), Princess Uche Ikodiya has joined hundreds of supporters and associates of former governor of Abia state, Sen. Orji Uzor Kalu to congratulate him over the reversal of his conviction by the Supreme Court of Nigeria on Friday.

Princess Ikodiya in a congratulatory message to Kalu, obtained by ABN TV said the senator’s vindication is a testament that injustice does not last forever.

Also Read: Hon. Benjamin Kalu Congratulates Sen. Kalu On Reversal Of His Conviction

She said the judiciary as the bastion of democracy has indeed exhibited the popular saying that it is the last hope of common man, adding that every robust democracy thrives on the crest of unbiased judiciary.

She prayed God to continually endow Sen. Kalu, the senator representing Abia North senatorial district with divine wisdom even as he resumes his legislative duties at the National Assembly in coming days.

Also Read: Orji Uzor Kalu Released From Prison

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