Ebonyi
The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) Candidate for Ishielu North constituency in the Ebonyi state House of Assembly, Chief Enoch Eze has pledged to offer effective representation to his people if he wins the seat in the forthcoming general election.
Eze who hails from Nkalaha community of the area, said in an interview that he aims to correct the poor representation of his people presently, at the assembly.
He noted that the poor representation had made his people not to feel the impact of governance as he possesses the whirewhital to correct such situation.
“I will liase effectively with the executive arm of government to bring massive infrastructural development to my people.
“My people for instance, cannot access roads in the area during the rainy season as the worst hit areas include Nkalaha, Obeagu among others.
“Confrontation with the executive arm will not attract the needed democratic dividends to one’s constituency instead collaboration would ensure such,”.
Eze, a Grassrooted politician said he will redefine empowerment to uplift the well-being of his people.
“The government has several empowerment packages for the people and it takes acumen to attract such from the executive arm of government.
“Women and youths who constitute more than half of the electorate’s population should be adequately empowered to check various forms of restiveness and generally make the society better,”.
He advised the populace to be calm and not take laws into their hands as regards the provisions of the executive order which places several restrictions on political activities in the state.
“They should instead massively vote for APGA candidates in all electoral positions to effect the desired change in all faecets of the state.
“Our gubernatorial candidate for instance is the most qualified among all the candidates and posseses the whirewhital to effect this change.
“He once occupied a strategic position in the present administration in the state and can therefore, practically and effectively effect these changes,”.