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2027::Abia NDC Aspirant, Ahamefula Johnson pledges to redefine legislative representation of Isiuakwato Constituency when assume office

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By Chijindu Emeruwa

Ahead of forthcoming 2027 general election in the country, a chieftain of the Nigeria Democratic Congress and Aspirant for Isiuakwato constituency seat in Abia State House of Assembly, Chief Ahamefula Godson Johnson, has promised to render effective and people’s-oriented representation when elected into the state legislative chamber.

Chief Johnson who gave the assurance shortly after the just-conducted national convention by the NDC in Abuja at the weekend.

He maintained that Isiuakwato constituency had not fared better in legislative governance and added that the people from the constituency yearns for true democratic representation that would foster socio-economic and infrastructural development in the area.

The aspirant reiterated his commitment to make impactful and development-oriented laws that will solidify every statutory institutions of democratic governance in Abia State for service delivery and efficiency when supported to emerge as lawmaker.

Chief Johnson boasted that he would make a difference by ensuring proper representation Isiuakwato constituency in Abia state House of Assembly that will engender human capital projects towards developing the area when elected a into the state hallowed legislative house.

The prominent Abia Stalwart also used the medium to congratulate NDC members who recently emerged as national officers of the party at the just-concluded national convention held in Abuja.

Chief Ahamefula Johnson expressed confidence in the ability of the new members of the national executive committee of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in delivering effectively in their national assignments.

The frontline NDC stakeholder however, urged party members across the country to offer their maximum support to the new national leadership in the enormous task in delivering the party in future electoral competitions in Nigeria.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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