17/05/2022
Injustice in Nkanu West Constituency; why Akpugo Ward 5 deserve House of Assembly seat come 2023
For more than 23 years now, Akpugo Ward 5 has never produced any elective position.
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For more than 23 years now, Akpugo Ward 5 has never produced any elective position.
Akpugo Ward 5 is the most politically disadvantaged ward in Enugu state.
It is not just ironical but unfair that a certain political ward in Nkanu West has produced House of Assembly position for the period of twelve years and still jostling for more, when a particular ward in the same constituency has never produced any elective position since 1999, apart from councilorship which is statutory.
Where is the equity, justice and fairness?
Pitable as the situation is, the highest position the ward has held in the State is SA to the Governor, which I held till resignation.
He who goes to equity must come with clean hands. We must remove sentiment and pettiness out of this if we truly want the best for our Constituency this time.
Akpugo is the mother town in Nkanu Land, it has 5 political wards and controls bulk votes in the entire Enugu East Senatorial Zone.
Why is ward 5 with such voting strength being neglected and sidelined?
I'm convinced that the complain of marginalization from Akpugo Ward 5 would become a thing of the past if the ward is considered to produce the next House of Assembly member.
As an aspirant in this race, I'm capable, credible, competent, qualified to represent our people at the hallowed chamber.
My aspiration is driven by my desire to serve my people and if given the opportunity, I will represent the constituency effectively.
I most humbly pray His Excellency the governor to graciously consider allowing all the aspirants test their popularity at the field.
I want to restate my loyalty to our dear Governor, Rt. Hon. Dr. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi and to the PDP, while pleading with the People's Governor to consider Akpugo Ward 5 and myself in particular.
Akpugo Ward 5 cries for justice and denying her this seat will amount to monumental injustice.
Johnpaul Anih,
PDP House of Assembly aspirant, Nkanu West Constituency.
16/5/2022.ugo Ward 5 is the most politically disadvantaged ward in Enugu state.
It is not just ironical but unfair that a certain political ward in Nkanu West has produced House of Assembly position for the period of twelve years and still jostling for more, when a particular ward in the same constituency has never produced any elective position since 1999, apart from councilorship which is statutory.
Where is the equity, justice and fairness?
Pitable as the situation is, the highest position the ward has held in the State is SA to the Governor, which I held till resignation.
He who goes to equity must come with clean hands. We must remove sentiment and pettiness out of this if we truly want the best for our Constituency this time.
Akpugo is the mother town in Nkanu Land, it has 5 political wards and controls bulk votes in the entire Enugu East Senatorial Zone.
Why is ward 5 with such voting strength being neglected and sidelined?
I'm convinced that the complain of marginalization from Akpugo Ward 5 would become a thing of the past if the ward is considered to produce the next House of Assembly member.
As an aspirant in this race, I'm capable, credible, competent, qualified to represent our people at the hallowed chamber.
My aspiration is driven by my desire to serve my people and if given the opportunity, I will represent the constituency effectively.
I most humbly pray His Excellency the governor to graciously consider allowing all the aspirants test their popularity at the field.
I want to restate my loyalty to our dear Governor, Rt. Hon. Dr. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi and to the PDP, while pleading with the People's Governor to consider Akpugo Ward 5 and myself in particular.
Akpugo Ward 5 cries for justice and denying her this seat will amount to monumental injustice.
Johnpaul Anih,
PDP House of Assembly aspirant, Nkanu West Constituency.
16/5/2022.Injustice in Nkanu West Constituency; why Akpugo Ward 5 deserve House of Assembly seat come 2023
For more than 23 years now, Akpugo Ward 5 has never produced any elective position.
Akpugo Ward 5 is the most politically disadvantaged ward in Enugu state.
It is not just ironical but unfair that a certain political ward in Nkanu West has produced House of Assembly position for the period of twelve years and still jostling for more, when a particular ward in the same constituency has never produced any elective position since 1999, apart from councilorship which is statutory.
Where is the equity, justice and fairness?
Pitable as the situation is, the highest position the ward has held in the State is SA to the Governor, which I held till resignation.
He who goes to equity must come with clean hands. We must remove sentiment and pettiness out of this if we truly want the best for our Constituency this time.
Akpugo is the mother town in Nkanu Land, it has 5 political wards and controls bulk votes in the entire Enugu East Senatorial Zone.
Why is ward 5 with such voting strength being neglected and sidelined?
I'm convinced that the complain of marginalization from Akpugo Ward 5 would become a thing of the past if the ward is considered to produce the next House of Assembly member.
As an aspirant in this race, I'm capable, credible, competent, qualified to represent our people at the hallowed chamber.
My aspiration is driven by my desire to serve my people and if given the opportunity, I will represent the constituency effectively.
I most humbly pray His Excellency the governor to graciously consider allowing all the aspirants test their popularity at the field.
I want to restate my loyalty to our dear Governor, Rt. Hon. Dr. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi and to the PDP, while pleading with the People's Governor to consider Akpugo Ward 5 and myself in particular.
Akpugo Ward 5 cries for justice and denying her this seat will amount to monumental injustice.
Johnpaul Anih,
PDP House of Assembly aspirant, Nkanu West Constituency.
16/5/2022.
