By Ovat Abeng
Over 4,000 women from Ekwisigo Local Government Area of Anambra State, has vow to delivered the African Democratic Congress ADC’s aspirant for Nnewi North, Nnewi South and Ekwisigo Federal Constituency, Hon Kingsley Obiukwu, ahead of 2027 general elections.
The women made the vowed during their endorsement ceremony/presentation of expression form by the aspirant, held at the St. Michael Catholic Church, Ozubulu, on Saturday.
They argued that their unanimous support for Hon Obiukwu goes beyond tribe, ethnic, religion and political affiliations as being championed by the state ruling-All Progressive Grand Alliance APGA in the state.
Speaking further on behalf of the women, the party’s women leader for Ekwisigo Ward 4, Lady Chukwuma Chinwe, described Obiukwu as the Lawmaker that can change the negative political narrative of the Constituency, if allowed to represent at the green chamber of the National Assembly Abuja, come 2027.
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According to her, “Today, I stand before you on behalf of my follow woman with great joy and confidence to endorse a man whose life has been a testimony of hard work, integrity, service, and empowerment. A man who has not only spoken about development but has consistently invested his time, resources, and energy into improving the lives of people around him.
“We all know that leadership is not about making empty promises during election periods.
“True leadership is about impact, accountability, and compassion for the people. That is why I proudly stand here today to support and endorse our own distinguished aspirant.
“This is a man who has excelled as an entrepreneur, creating opportunities where others saw limitations.
“Through dedication and vision, he has built businesses that have positively affected many lives.
“He understands the struggles of the common man because he has worked hard to achieve success through discipline and determination.
Beyond business, one thing that clearly distinguishes him is his transparency and sincerity. In a time when many people have lost trust in leadership, he remains a man whose words match his actions.
“He believes in honesty, fairness, and accountability. These are qualities we desperately need in leadership today.
“Gaining exposure, experience, and valuable knowledge that can help transform our constituency and bring progressive ideas into governance.
He has returned to contribute meaningfully to the growth and development of our people.
“Let us also remember his commitment to youth empowerment. Over the years, he has empowered young people through sports and business support initiatives. Many young men and women have found direction, encouragement, and opportunities through his efforts. He believes that when youths are empowered, crime reduces, hope increases, and communities prosper.
“This is the kind of leader we need, someone who invests in people, someone who understands development, someone who listens, and someone who genuinely cares.
My fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters, this election is about the future. It is about choosing competence over empty talk, service over selfishness, and vision over mediocrity. We cannot continue to complain about bad leadership if we fail to support credible and capable individuals when they present themselves.
“Today, I urge every elder, every woman, every youth, and every stakeholder in this constituency to stand firmly behind this great aspirant. Let us mobilize ourselves, our families, our friends, and our neighbors. Let us speak with one voice and support a man who has already demonstrated leadership even before seeking office.
“I believe strongly that with your support and the grace of God, he will bring progress, empowerment, unity, and sustainable development to our people,” the women leader concluded.
In his response, Hon Kingsley Obiukwu, promised to provide quality healthcare service, education, good road network, constant electricity, employment for the youths empowerment programmes for the women, elders and person with disabilities across the three local government areas that constitute the Constituency, if elected.
The event was also attended by ADC supporters in the area.
