The Immediate past public relations officer of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, Mr Emeka Okwechime, has notified his kinsmen of his ambition to contest for a legislative seat in the Delta State House of Assembly, to represent Aniocha North Come 2027.
Mr Emeka who hails from Idumu Nwanne Quarters in Umuolo Village Ezi in Aniocha North Local government area of Delta State, said that he is poised to do things differently in the state House Of Assembly and in Aniocha North in particular.
He said that he has good intentions to fix Aniocha North, build and rebuild all the villages and communities in Aniocha North, and he will reduce hunger, hardship, suffering and poverty in Aniocha North.
In a statement released by his Confidential Secretary, Prince Collins Mohanye, which was made to PERISCOPE NIGERIA over the weekend, “If they can’t fix Nigeria, he can fix Aniocha North if he’s been supported massively by the people he listed among the absence of dividend of democracy, under-development, deterioration of most villages and communities, lack of basic and social infrastructure, hunger, hardship, suffering and poverty in the Local Government, among these backdrops that fueled his ambition,” the statement partly read.
He called on everyone who means well for Aniocha North, all stakeholders, community leaders, youths, market men and women, students etc to join him on, ‘It’s time to fix Aniocha North campaign’.
He maintained that he has everything it takes to fix Aniocha North and to reduce hardship, hunger, suffering and poverty in Aniocha North if he is being supported to emerge victorious.
He solicited for maximum support from all sons and daughters of Ezi, All Aniocha North in general, home and abroad including those in the diaspora worldwide to support his genuine intentions and ambitions to fix Aniocha North.
PERISCOPE NIGERIA recalls that Mr Okwechime distinguished himself in public office were he meritoriously fixed, built, polished and managed the image and cooperate integrity of the NSCDC efficiently well from 2021 to early 2023.
He later won significant accolades and outstanding awards both to himself and to the NSCDC in his few days in office.
