LABOUR PARTY WOMAN LEADER COMMENDED
The Labour Party OJIRIVER Woman leader ,Lady Chinyere Gbugu who is also a member of Peter Obi Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) in Enugu State has been commended by the Governorship Candidate of the Party, Barrister Chijioke Edeoga for her extra effort to reposition the Party in Oji River LGA of Enugu state.
Barrister Edeoga made this remark on Wednesday during the Governorship Campaign rally at Amankpunator Ward where lady Gbugu displayed her total commitment to the growth of the Party in ACHI UNO WARD 2 with the Mammoth Crowd that attended the rally and in the heat of the event while showing that the Ward was fully committed to the success of the Party with the manner the women at the event was rooting for the Candidates of the Party namely Hon OSITA EZE ,Engr Chijioke Okereke (Onyiringugba) and Agbaja 1 of Agbaja Dr Dennis Amadi Oguerinwa the Enugu West Senatorial Candidate.
In her address to the audience at the rally Lolo Gbugu noted that she was very Passionate and Obidient to the core and was doing everything possible to get all the women voters in Oji River in general to key into the Movement that definitely will change every thing for better in Nigeria taking a cue to what the Presidential Candidate of the Party Peter Obi had done as the Governor in Anambra State with a record that will be difficult to match by any other Governor in Nigeria.
Barrister CHIJIOKE JONATHAN EDEOGA in thanking Lady Chinyere Gbugu as a great host to the entourage, said he was delighted by the massive turn out of labour Party faithful at the event and showing his curiosity by the show of love to the Candidates gave microphone to two women in the crowd to confirm to the audience what they will benefit from their support of the Candidates for which they said that the Candidates have shown great promise to change the narrative and ensure unequalled democratic dividends to the grassroots they will represent in the state and federal House of Representatives and the Senate.
By NORBERT OKOLO
Media Aide to DR John Okechukwu Nwokeabia.
