Madumere Salutes APC, Uzodimma On Ngor-Okpala Victory

By NewsTrack Nigeria
February 27, 2022

Former Deputy Governor of Imo State and founding Chieftain of All Progressives Congress, Prince Eze Madumere has hailed the All Progressives Congress for the resounding victory in the just concluded Ngor-Okpala House of Assembly Bye-Election.

Prince Madumere described the victory as well deserving following the APC’s impactful dividends in the state and the South East zone in general.

Prince Madumere also commended Governor Hope Uzodimma, the State Chairman of the party, Macdonald Ebere and other party faithful for a robust campaign that sold the achievement of the party to the people.

Congratulating the victorious candidate, Chief Blyden Amajiriuonwu, he charged him to show leadership and be a good Ambassador of the party to his people by representing them effectively and always ensure his presence is felt.

He commended the leadership of the party in the local government and the people of Ngor-Okpala for standing for the party and voting for their son.

His words: “I received the result of the victory of our great party at the just concluded House of Assembly Bye-Election in Ngor-Okpala with joy.

“It was a resounding victory. Our great party put up a fight with massive campaign like no other.

“I am also aware that the people have come to the realization of the fact that APC has made impressive impact in the State and the South East zone via super quality infrastructures.

“I wish to commend Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma who personally ensured an impactful campaigns coupled with his massive effort in uplifting the infrastructures of the State and in other critical areas.

I commend the State Chairman of the party, Dr. Macdonald Ebere who has shown capacity and winning spirit.

“To the leaders and people of Ngor-Okpala, I salute you for a right choice. I congratulate our victorious candidate, High Chief Blyden Amajiriuonwu. I wish to encourage him to take charge, give the people effective representation at the Assembly and make his presence felt by his people.