Politics | Ndubueze assures Obowo of Uncommon representation when elected.
Ndubueze assures Obowo of Uncommon representation when elected.
The cynosure of the Imo North Senatorial District for the All Progressives Congress, Ndubueze Patrick C. has promised the people of Obowo an uncommon representation when elected into the Red chamber at the general elections.
The Senatorial Candidate spoke today in a series of High level events including the Inauguration of the Campaign council in Umunachi, Obowo. Hon. Ndubueze in his address thanked the people for their massive support in the 2019 general elections, describing it as the people's will irrespective of the unfortunate circumstances that eventually upended his victory. He however beckoned on them to be more circumspect in electing who represents the zone at the Red chamber ahead of the February 25th polls.
As part of his visit, he was a Host at the residence of Eze elect Barnabas Okpara, Eze Dioranma II of Umunachi ancient Kingdom. he underscored the need to elect an individual with profound political pedigree. this he said would ensure a legacy that will outlive the chronicles of time. In his reference to the revered statesman and former civilian Governor of Imo State, Dee Sam Mbakwe Ndubueze remarked "when you think of Mbakwe, a Collosus whose legacies have continued to impact lives several decades after his demise, you will understand the importance of voting credible leaders into office. I am running for Senate because as I've always mentioned, I am going to the Red Chamber with an unconventional approach to legislation. I will offer the best representation to Okigwe zone when elected".
He further enjoined relevant stakeholders present to ensure optimal support was given towards the actualization of victory at the polls. present at these events were the federal House member representing Okigwe South Federal Constituency, Hon. Chike Okafor. House Member representing Obowo State Constituency, Kennedy Ibeh. The Director General of the Patrick Ndubueze Campaign Organization, Chief Greg Onwuamanam alongside a flurry of other notable dignitaries.
