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Labour Party’s senatorial aspirant for Anambra South Senatorial District, Chief Paul Orajiaka has assured people of his constituency of his readiness to improve the fortune of the area if elected.
Orajiaka gave the assurance during his week-long tour of Anambra South Senatorial District where he engaged party faithful in an interactive session with the Anambra South Labour Party entire zonal executive.
He briefed them of his plans for the senatorial zone and sort their blessings towards his aspirations of becoming the next Senator representing the good people of Anambra South.
“I believe our passion for this cause will resonate with all party members and together we will achieve a collective victory for the greater good of our zone,” he said.
At Nnewi North, Orajiaka, Kpakpando Azia was amazingly received by the good people of Nnewi North entire local government Labour Party structure.
“We shared ideas on how to strengthen our great party, build solid comradeship and prepare to win the next Senatorial election for which I’m an aspirant. Together, we will build for the greater good of Anambra South,” he added.
At Ihiala, which incidentally is his own Local Goverment, Orajiaka concluded his activity for the day with a terrific reception.
Describing politics as local, Orajiaka said, “being around my base was nothing short of an exceptional experience. The love, the cheers and the faith, the good people of Ihiala showed today for my aspiration to deliver a value based leadership to our zone was nothing other than incredible.”
At Nnewi South, the Senator hopeful was received by the entire Labour Party local government party structure at the Amechi town hall.
He described the energy and enthusiasm within party members as a testament to the weight the local government carry in Anambra politics.
“We discussed my goals for Anambra South senatorial zone and why I should have their support because our aspiration for the Senate will deliver quality representation for the people of Anambra South,” he stressed.
At Aguata Local Government, Orajiaka was received by the good people of Aguata Labour Party members.
“There’s need for oneness of purpose as we prepare to fill the vacant Anambra South senatorial seat. We need to project a candidate driven by passion, love and desire to deliver value based leadership in the Senate,” he noted.
At Ekwusigo Local Government, Orajiaka was hosted at the headquarters by Labour Party faithful, the entire party structure from LG executives to the ward executives as they demonstrated the importance they laid towards the party winning the bye elections for the vacant senate seat.
At Ogbunka, Orumba South Local Government, Orajiaka toured the two Orumba axis (North and South) with an initial stop at the home of the Labour Party Deputy State Chairman, Rev. Christain Orajekwe, Ome-ego.
“It was imperative we pay him that due respect by virtue of his status within the Anambra Labour Party structure. We thanked him for his fatherly advice and his vital role in sustaining a vibrant state chapter of our great party,” he stated.
At Orumba South Local Government Orajiaka spent quality time at the Palace of the people, Umunze, where the Labour Party members hosted his team to a terrific reception.
“It was an atmosphere of exciting engagement and we took the opportunity to inform them of our aspiration to represent the good people of Anambra South in the Senate once the bye election is scheduled,” he noted.
Orajiaka concluded seven local governments tour of Anambra South Senatorial district, with Orumba North Local Government.
“Our meeting was anchored by our very good State house of assembly representative, Hon. Paul Obu who received us with an open arm, along with the entire Labour Party structure of the local government.
He said, “Thank you Orumba North for the reception, thank you for the encouragement and thank you for the good light with which you viewed our aspiration for the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
“Together, we will build for the greater good of Anambra South.”
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