Abia 2023: I’ll Bring Quality Representation to Ikwuano/Umuahia If Elected- ADC Candidate, Obinna Nwosu

From Ben Ibe, Umuahia

Frontline aspirant and African Democratic Congress (ADC) House of Representatives candidate for Ikwuano/Umuahia Federal Constituency seat at the National Assembly, Hon. Obinna Nwosu has vowed to give quality and impeccable representation to his constituents if given the mandate in 2023.

Nwosu made this pledge while addressing thousands of party supporters in Umuahia at the weekend. According to him, the need to improve the socio-economic well-being of Ikwuano/Umuahia people and bring rapid development to the area informed his decision to vie for the seat.

The 31-year-old chartered accountant said he has thrown his hat in the ring with a burning desire to provide quality leadership that will take Ikwuano/Umuahia Constituency to another level of development, in addition to bringing the dividends of democracy right to the doorsteps of the electorates.

He promised to better the lot of the people whose interest he has at heart, and reiterated his total commitment to ensuring that the better days are back again.

“I want to emulate great leaders like Dr. Michael Okpara and Akanu Ibiam with the view of bringing back the glorious days. We should be looking forward to a new dawn,” Nwosu posited.

He continued:”My constituents will enjoy open book representation and I am going to to be very accessible to my people. There will be regular townhall meetings and engagements across various digital platforms.”

Nwosu also said he would harness the potentials of the human and material resources the Constituency is endowed with, in order to achieve  meaningful human and capital development.

“I plan to put in place a youth seating at table policy. This is to make sure that the youths are adequately represented in every table of decision making. There’s a saying that, “when you build the youths, you build the nation.” We should not ignore the fact that the youths are engine house of any functional society.

“My mission of going to the House is purely for developmental purposes. This is not politics for pocket. This time round, it’s not just development on paper, it’s going to be physical development.”

He pointed out that the job of representing the people requires someone with capacity, commitment and credibility.

“I want to sincerely serve our people. So I will make sure you enjoy accountability. If given the opportunity, with all my heart I will do my best with the highest degree of devotion and dedication. I strongly believe that I have all the qualities to serve you.

“I am confident if you vote for me, you will for the first time in history get the real change you have been yearning for. Politics is not all about how long but the mission you have in your heart and that mission is to be the eyes and ears of Ikwuano/Umuahia in the House.

“I don’t have a godfather but I have God the father. The heart of kings are in the hands of of God almighty. I have taken my case to the court of where all of us are equal and that is God in Heaven. The God that sees my mission and my heart will be my Godfather.

“I have put this mission on God’s laps. If I am going there for genuine mission He knows, and if I am not, He also knows. It’s just between me and my God. My mission is very genuine and I am hopeful. God has the final say, so let His will be done.”

He assured that if elected, he would change the narrative of sharing rice, beans, tomatoes and onions as dividends of democracy to constituents, stressing that he would ensure infastructural development, youths empowerment, human capital development, literacy emancipation, human rights protection, restoration of human dignity, equity and fair play in all ramifications, and ameliorate poverty rate.

“The best way to improve the lives of our people is through politics. That is why I deem it necessary to go there in order to bring good governance and dividends of democracy to you. At present we won’t say we don’t have a representative but there is a big void one has been challenged to fill and that void is adequate representation.

“I am going there to cover the loopholes which make water come out of your eyes. I will not distribute rice, beans, tomatoes and onions. If anyone promise that, I will not be part of that category of people. But things can be done which our Constituency can benefit from in the near future and that is what I stand for.

“I am going to right the wrong and deliver the dividends of democracy to our people. Instead of sharing paints of rice, beans, tomatoes and onions I am going to focus on human capital development, literacy emancipation, human rights protection, restoration of human dignity, equity and fair play in all ramifications and liberation of indigent people from oppressors.

“I will achieve all these by introducing bills which when passed into law can guarantee most of these things to be done and can be able to play equal level ground for both common people and general. I am committed to bringing quality representation to this Constituency”, Nwosu who is the youngest candidate seeking to get to the  green chambers maintained in a tone of finality while urging all Abians to get their PVC and vote according to their conscience during the forthcoming 2023 election.

“Everyone of us should carefully examine the records of all the candidates before making his or her choice. Let’s use our conscience to vote massively for the kind of people who deserve to represent us.”