Members of Abam Ezeogos Traditional Council have congratulated Dr. Okuji Obinna Oreh on his emergence as the candidate of APGA for Arochukwu/Ohafia Federal Constituency of Abia State, assuring that the community of monarchs will offer him their support.
They also expressed appreciation to him for the installation of solar power system which has seen to restoration of power in Abam disconnected from national grid.
The solar system is said to have provided power supply at the homes of the 26 traditional rulers.
The traditional rulers had on Sunday paid a courtesy visit to Dr. Oreh at his home where they praised him for tolling the path of his father which brought development to Abam, still being celebrated 38 years later.
Ezeogo Uka Oji, Chairman, Abam Council of Ezeogos and the Council Secretary General, Ezeogo Elder Joseph Ebeleagu led the 26 Member Ezeogos Council to a visit to Dr. Oreh.
They also praised him for his numerous contributions to the sustainable development of Abam community in Abia State. مواقع المراهنات الرياضية
In his prayer, Ezeogo Oji assured Dr. Oreh that where his focus is that his legs will reach there. He further encourages him to be steadfast noting that no child faces insurmountable obstacle walking in the path his father has open.
He pledged supports of the 26 Ezeogos and entire people of Abam to his political vision, saying that his victory at the party primary is a victory for Abam. لعب القمار على الانترنت
He assured that Abam people will support and vote him to emerge winner in the 2023 general elections to represent them and entire clans, communities and villages in Arochukwu and Ohafia LGAs at the House of Representatives.
In his response, Dr. Oreh promised inclusive representation to people of Arochukwu/Ohafia Constituency come 2023. ألعاب الروليت
He assured that whatever is due to clans, communities and villages that make up the constituency will surely come to them under his representation.
He appealed for supports of the Ezeogos and the people of Abam as he is poised to make them proud.