The candidates of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) at the forthcoming general elections, Dr. Mrs. Ebelechukwu Obiano (Osodieme), Lady Maureen Gwacham and Hon Innocent Chukwuemeka Ojike (Ojican) launched their campaign on Wednesday 8th of February at the Ward 2 and 4 in Nteje Oyi Local Government of Anambra State.
The Senatorial Candidate of Anambra North District, Dr Mrs Ebelechukwu Obiano, in her address, urged voters and APGA faithful to come out in their large numbers and elect candidates of the party. The former first lady of Anambra state while listing projects executed through her NGO, promised that she would attract dividends of democracy if elected to the red chambers.
Oyi/Ayamelum Federal House of Representatives candidate Lady Maureen Gwacham in her speech, expressed gratitude for the warm reception affirming that Anambra is APGA land. She encouraged APGA faithful to continue to be their brothers keepers and that by God’s grace all the party Candidate will be victorious at the coming polls.
While addressing the APGA faithful, Anambra state House of Assembly candidate, Oyi constituency, Hon Innocent Chukwuemeka Ojike (Ojican) called on APGA members to ensure that the party win all the seats both on national and state level. He pledged to operate an open door policy representation when voted into office.
The President General of Nteje Mr. Nnamdi Iloduba prayed that the candidates of the party who visited his community will succeed at the poll and prayed for God’s guidance and protection at the poll come February 25, and March 11 respectively.
The chairman of Ward 2, Hon. Ijendu Peter was full of thanks and appreciation to the team for finding his ward worthy to kick start the campaign train of the party.
The Local Government Chairman of Oyi Local Government, Hon Ikechukwu Emmanuel Nweke, on his part, encouraged
APGA faithful, stating that they had another chance to get it right at the polls. He pleaded with Ndi Oyi to vote APGA from the Senate to the House of Assembly so as to bring success to the party and State at large .
