Benjamin Okezie Kalu Jr. representing Nigeria in Australia
Benjamin Kalu Jr son of the member representing Bende Federal Constituency Abia state and Spokesperson of the House of Representatives, Hon. Benjamin Kalu has been sighted with the Prime Minister of Australia, Scott Morrison where he told the number one man the country to take step towards more African representation in the Australian parliament
At their meeting, the young Mr. Kalu also shared his idea with the Prime Minister on politics and leadership in Africa among other issues.
Rep. Benjamin Kalu shared the picture of his son’s meeting in a Facebook post that has since gone viral.
The lawmaker hailed his son, Benjamin Kalu Jr for standing his ground while making his points on various issues during their discussion.
“Checkout the latest kings-man in Australia hanging out with the number one citizen of Australia, the Great Prime Minister Scott Morrison discussing politics and leadership in Africa among other issues. You stood your ground and made your points on various issues” he wrote.
He also added, “Yes I agree with him “The Africans in Australia needs more good representation in the Australian parliament…”, but Bende people, Abia people, and Nigerians need more of what we returned here to give to them.
“Australia, the Country of great values and great selfless leaders who put their people and place first before any other. We will get there son, we will get there. Congrats again on becoming the latest Kingsman. More deliberations with world leaders, because there is a king inside of you.”
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