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Action Alliance (AA) Candidate for Federal House of Representatives, Awka North & South Constituency, Hon Okoye Anthony Arinze has pledged effective representation, responsible leadership and government that truly works for the community.
Okoye who gave the assurance in a statement on Friday tagged, “New Generation, new Direction, Stronger Community” said he was not coming to lead from a distance, but rather work with closely with the people,
He regretted that many of his people, especially the youths had over the years faced unemployment, insecurity, limited opportunities, and inadequate access to quality education and empowerment.
The lawmaker hopeful said it was high time such ugly trend was replaced with new approach to a listening leadership ready to serve and work with the people to ensure government was drawn closer to the community.
He said, “I am stepping forward to represent the people of Awka North and South Constituency because I believe our people deserve effective representation, responsible leadership, and the government that truly works for the community.
“For too long, many of our people—especially our young people—have faced unemployment, insecurity, limited opportunities, and inadequate access to quality education and empowerment.
“I believe the time has come for a new approach to leadership: leadership that listens, serves, works with the people, and brings government closer to the community.
“My vision is to work hand-in-hand with our people to promote Youth empowerment and meaningful opportunities that can help young people build sustainable livelihoods.
“I’ll improve quality education and skills development so our young people can compete and succeed. My vision is also community-focused development, ensuring that the needs of our communities receive proper attention.
Arinze further listed his vision to include stronger advocacy for security and safer communities, working with relevant authorities and community stakeholders to address insecurity.
“Accessible and accountable representation, where the people are heard and their concerns are taken seriously will also form part of my vision.
“I believe the youth should not only be the leaders of tomorrow—we must also be given meaningful opportunities to contribute to leadership today.
“I am not coming to lead from a distance. I am coming to work with my people, listen to my people, and build with my people.
“Together, we can demand better representation, create opportunities for our youth, strengthen our communities, and build a constituency where the government is closer to the people.
“It is time for service, for opportunity, for the youth. It is time to work together for Awka North and South,” he added.
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