APC Assembly ticket winner pledges quality representation
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- Izuchukwu Ahuruonye won the All Progressives Congress (APC) House of Assembly primaries for Ukwa West Local Government Area in Abia State.
- Ahuruonye pledged to provide quality representation, emphasizing accountability, transparency, and effective resource management for his constituency.
- He stated his motivation is to "touch lives" and "liberate" his people through impactful law-making, with a community-based approach.
Izuchukwu Ahuruonye, the newly elected winner of the All Progressives Congress (APC) House of Assembly primaries for Ukwa West Local Government Area in Abia State, has pledged to deliver exceptional representation to his constituents. Ahuruonye expressed his profound gratitude to the electorate and the party for the opportunity to represent them in the upcoming general elections.
Ahuruonye articulated his core motivation for entering the race, stating, โI am contesting to represent my people in the House of Assembly because I have all it takes to offer the people a special kind of representation in the Assembly that will impact their lives positively.โ He emphasized that his legislative agenda will be built upon the principles of accountability and transparency, promising to manage constituency resources judiciously if elected.
I am contesting to represent my people in the House of Assembly because I have all it takes to offer the people a special kind of representation in the Assembly that will impact their lives positively.
"I am contesting this election to touch lives. I am contesting to liberate my people," Ahuruonye declared. He plans to adopt a community-based approach to his legislative duties, ensuring that his law-making efforts directly benefit and empower the residents of Ukwa West. The primary election, held at Asa South Ward, was attended by a large number of party members, agents, stakeholders, and supporters, and was widely considered peaceful.
I am contesting this election to touch lives. I am contesting to liberate my people.
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