[3] He worked in many organizations, including the Rivers State Ministry of Commerce and Industry; Nigerian Agricultural and Cooperative Bank Ltd., Kaduna; and the Niger Delta Basin Development Authority.
[4] Uchendu was a 1992 recipient of the Federal Government National Productivity Merit Award, the highest honour that can be conferred on any worker in the public service in Nigeria.
These include the motions on Ogbakiri crises, Rehabilitation of the East/West Expressway, Establishment of the Oloibiri Oil Museum, Youth Unemployment and Youth Restiveness in Nigeria, Insecurity in the Niger Delta, and the Invasion of the Rivers State House of Assembly by Hoodlums.
They are the Standard Tendering Procedure for the Award of Contracts in the Public Service (popularly known as Due Process), the National Youth Development Programme, and the Amendment to the Petroleum Technology Development Fund Act.
Primary Schools at Mgbueto in Emohua, Ipo and Omademe in Ikwerre LGA National Skills Acquisition Centre at Elele.
Credit Assistance to 100 Widows Skill acquisition for over 30 Youths Financial support to 300 indigent Citizens of my Constituency.
From his personal savings, he embarked on the award of bursaries to indigent students in the Tertiary institutions in his Constituency.
Andrew Uchendu was conferred with yet another Honour in 2008, the Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON).