Ugwuanyi Takes Senatorial Campaign Rally To Opi Agu Nsukka

Opi Agu was in jubilant mood on Tuesday as Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State and candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for Enugu North Senatorial District visited the agrarian community, going down in history as the first governor to visit the hinterland of Opi in Nsukka Local Government Area of the state.

The elated people of Opi Agu comprising the clergy, traditional rulers, elders, stakeholders, women and youths expressed profound gratitude to Governor Ugwuanyi for the rare visit as well as the funds his administration released to them for electrification project and intervention in their road which made it possible for vehicles to now access their community after decades of neglect.

The people also appreciated the governor for the classroom blocks constructed in the community among other interventions.

They assured Governor Ugwuanyi of their massive votes for him and other PDP candidates at the forthcoming general election, stressing that the governor has wiped away their tears by putting an end to their inability to access the community with vehicles over the years.

Opi Agu stakeholders and dignitaries who spoke at the colourful and well-attended reception for Governor Ugwuanyi include the traditional ruler of Opi Agu Community, HRH Igwe Pius Agbo; the President General of Opi Town Union, Barr. Kelvin Abonyi; Chairman, Opi Agu Development Initiative, Comrade Isaiah Abonyi; Member, Igwe’s Cabinet, Barr. Alex Ugwuanyi; and the Parish Priest of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Opi Agu, Rev. Fr. Dennis Alumona.

Other speakers were the former Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Dan Shere, the former Chairman of Nsukka LGA and Special Adviser to the Governor, Hon. Barr. Cosmas Ugwueze, and the PDP candidate for Nsukka East Constituency, Barr. Mrs. Christiana Onah.

Addressing the people of Opi Agu, Governor Ugwuanyi thanked them for their support and urged them to come out en masse on February 25 and March 11 to vote massively for the PDP, where there is a symbol of an umbrella on the ballot paper, reassuring them of the state government’s commitment to their wellbeing.

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