Politics
Mayor Lucky Igbokwe declares intention to contest for house of representatives

By Chijindu Emeruwa

In a decisive step toward deepening representation and accelerating development in Abia State, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe (popularly known as Don Lulu) has formally declared his intention to contest in the forthcoming general elections for the office of the Federal House of Representatives, representing Ikwuano/Umuahia Federal Constituency.

This declaration follows extensive consultations with critical stakeholders, party leaders, and members of our great party, reflecting a broad consensus and strong encouragement for him to bring his leadership and proven impact to the national stage.
In his official statement, Mayor Igbokwe said: “_I have listened to the voices of our people and answered the call to serve at a higher level. After due consultation with stakeholders and members of our great party, I will be contesting in the coming elections for the office of the Federal House of Representatives, representing Ikwuano/Umuahia Federal Constituency._
“At a time when our people deserve more responsive and results driven representation, I am committed to amplifying our voices, attracting meaningful federal presence, and delivering tangible progress across our communities_.”
Mayor Lucky Igbokwe, a widely respected philanthropist, accomplished entrepreneur, and influential grassroots mobilizer with a proven record of impact, emphasized that his candidacy is rooted in service, accountability, and measurable development.
He reaffirmed his commitment to driving job creation, supporting youth enterprise, strengthening local economies, improving federal infrastructure presence, and expanding access to quality education and healthcare across Ikwuano and Umuahia.
“Our constituency is rich in talent, resilience, and potential, what we need is strong, effective representation to unlock it. I am ready to work with our people to build a future that reflects our shared aspirations_,” he added.
Mayor Igbokwe called on party faithful, stakeholders, and the good people of Ikwuano/Umuahia to rally behind this vision of responsive, people centered leadership and inclusive growth.
“This is more than a campaign, it is a movement for progress, opportunity, and lasting development. Together, we will build a future that works for everyone. The journey to a stronger, more prosperous Ikwuano/Umuahia begins now.”_
Mayor Igbokwe also expressed deep appreciation to supporters, leaders, and well meaning Nigerians who continue to show confidence in his leadership and vision.
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