The Orji Uzor Kalu Campaign Organization has said that the Chief Whip of the Senate will win the 2023 Abia North Senatorial election with a landslide.
The campaign organization based their optimism on the excellent performance of Kalu at the Red Chamber in the last three and half years and his capacity to deliver more if re-elected in 2023.
Spokesman of the campaign organization, Sunny Idika in a chat with newsmen in Umuahia, declared that Kalu is the man to beat in the senatorial poll, saying, “Kalu is going to win, even landslide as he did in 2019. The voters in Abia North are going to re-elect him overwhelmingly even better than they did in 2019.”
He further described Kalu as an excellent performer whose track record of achievements speaks volume.
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Idika said Kalu’s achievements and contributions to the advancement of Abia North and Nigeria at large placed him far ahead of other candidates.
He added that Kalu has redefined representation by attracting massive projects to the zone using his vast and sophisticated contacts, thereby making his constituents happy.
According to him, “Through Kalu’s effort, Abia North is now a construction site with projects scattered across the five local government areas.
“Distinguished Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has done what others couldn’t do over the years. He has verifiable projects across all the wards in Abia North Senatorial District. We are talking about construction of rural roads, renovation of schools, distribution of educational and agricultural materials, youth and women empowerment, scholarship to Abia North students to study medicine and surgery abroad and installation of solar street lights across the district.
“This is unprecedented from a Senator in less than four years at the national assembly. Don’t forget that he has sponsored over 50 bills and 30 motions within this short period. Only a trailblazer like Kalu can do it. His victory at the poll is going to be a landslide because our people are not going to reciprocate his good works,” he added.
