2023: Pressure Mounts On Nnamdi Nwaka To Run For Njaba, Nkwerre, Nwangele, Isu Federal Seat

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2221

By Onyekachi Eze

As political activities for  2023 elections get underway with consultations getting attention among political parties and individuals,  pressure has mounted  on Hon Nnamdi Nwaka to vie for the Nkwerre/Nwangele/Isu/Njaba Federal Seat.

If what this newspaper learnt is anything go by,  Nwaka may be expected political figure to watch out for in the race for the Reps seat.

Although the Nwangele born business mogul cum technocrat is yet to make his political intentions known about what he wants in next general election, concerned persons and groups are said to have beamed their searchlight on him.

Grapevine sources disclosed to this tabloid that  a youth led  Political Action Committee, PAC, in conjunction with Team Ordinary People, TOP, have graciously beckoned on Hon Nwaka  to consider their plea  and join the race for 2023 Isu, Njaba, Nwangele and Nkwerre Federal Constituency race.

They stated that their request was a community call for service, considering his rich pedigree of service to humanity and mankind.

Convener of the team led by Hon. Chidiebere Ebirim, while speaking to journalists in Owerri, during the week said the request was an unanimous decision of the youths  of Nkwerre/Nwangele/Isu/Njaba Federal Constituency.

Even though they didn’t complain about the incumbent representative, Hon. Ugonna Ozuruigbo, OZB, they remarked that there is need to try a fresh brand in 2023, who if elected would solidify on his landmark achievements.

While some of them argued on the leadership qualities of OZB, others were of the view that if given the  same opportunity and support accorded to OZB, Nwaka  would  do more and continue from where his predecessor stopped.

Another line of argument raised was the political bloc sharing, which was disclosed that, ever since the creation of Nwangele LGA, Abajah community, where Nnamdi Nwaka hails from has not been given a chance for any elective office, hence, complaints on  marginalization of Abajah community.

Statistics obtained by  Trumpeta further revealed that over a time, the voting strength from  the two INEC Wards in Abajah have been more than eleven thousand votes greater than others in the LGA.

Recall that as a vibrant youth emancipator, Nnamdi Nwaka  was the 2019 APC candidate for Nwangele  State House of Assembly seat.

He is a die-hard supporter of Governor Hope Uzodimma, and founder, GoodHope Foundation.

Meanwhile, all efforts to get across to Nwaka to react on the subject matter proved abortive as at press time, as he neither responded to several phone calls, text messages nor his  social media handles.