… as YPP flag bearers parley with YPP, Aguata
AGUATA Assembly will be instituted under my watch whereby stakeholders in AGUATA will converge from time to time to discuss priority needs of AGUATA so that the rep will be properly guided. Constituency offices will be fully functional.
So Emmanuel Ezeokafor highlighted in Ekwulobia while sharing his heart cry of a better representation at all levels which the Young Progressives Party has in stock for Anambra South Senatorial zone.
Addressing the YPP executive from the 20 wards of AGUATA Federal Constituency, the AGUATA House of Reps hopeful said, “If YPP clenches both the senate and house of Reps as well as the state house of assembly, there will be a lot of empowerment and a change in narrative. We need to work and pray earnestly to ensure we win. We are the ones that you can reach.”
He then marshaled out some of Senator Ifeanyi Ubah’s plan for the zone before the 2022 yuletide.
“Ifeanyi Ubah says that within this Christmas celebration, 50 persons from each LG will be empowered with 500,000, and every ward will get 50 solar lights. The local vigilante will be trained in the use of security gadgets. A football tournament is also underway for all the wards in the Senatorial zone and all participants will be fully kitted with great prizes for the winners.”
Ikunne Ifeanyi, YPP’s Anambra South Zone chairman enjoined the Aguata YPP executive to work together towards achieving victory in the forthcoming elections.
On his part, Prince Moses Obi, Anambra State chairman of YPP, observed the new trend in Nigerian elections which emphasizes personality over party. Voting in Hon Ezeokafor and Afam Ezeife Ezeonyenwe “would be ensuring that representation gets to the grassroots,” he said.
The AGUATA 2 House of Assembly hopeful, Honorable Ezeonyenwe encouraged the party faithfuls to work towards building themselves up politically and not just for momentary gains.
Ezeife stated that politics is about building oneself and that once one plays one’s role, he will rise higher. He reminded them that he once served as a ward chairman and has risen to a candidate.
