Amobi Ogah Distributes Over 500 bags of Rice, Cash to Constituents During Yuletide

As part of Activities to celebrate the Birth of Jesus Christ, The Member Representing Isuikwuato / Umunneochi Federal Constituency, Chief Amobi Ogah has distributed bags of rice, wrappers and cash worth over sixty million naira to some widows, indigent women, NULGE, NUT, Transport Unions, Labour Party leaders, Traditional Rulers and Town Union leaders, as well as the physically challenged in his constituent.

Speaking while distributing the items at his country home,onuaku Uturu, Chief Ogah, noted that the gesture was born out of his love for humanity as well as his determination to give the best to the people of Isuikwuato and Umunneochi, regardless of the unnecessary distractions from his opponent.

The Federal Lawmaker who promised to provide lasting dividends of democracy through employment opportunities, security and social amenities in all the nooks and crannies of the Federal Constituency, pointed out that extending goodwill and hands of fellowship to others has been part of his gestures to embrace his opponents and called on them to sheath their sword, for the overall good of the Constituents.

He made it clear that Abia Federal Lawmakers are one big family, regardless of party, adding that they aim to positively impact on people and the State and bring about a new Abia.

Contributing, The Chairman, the Umunneochi Council of Traditional Rulers, Eze Franklin Ohalezim, and the Secretary, the Christians Association of Nigeria, Umunneochi, Pastor Bethel Ehurube as well as the leadership of the various groups appreciated Chief Ogah for his Love , spirit of compassion and for his outstanding representation within the short period in office and called on those challenging him to embrace oneness and devotion which they described as a smooth route to the development of Isuikwuato and Umunneochi Federal Constituency.

In their remarks, some of the beneficiaries including, Mrs
Eugene Rose, Mrs
Nwakaego Onyegere, Mrs
Nkechi Okara and Mrs
Christiana Nwankwo described the gesture as worthy and timely as the reason is time for goodwill and prayed to God to give him the power to sustain his good deed.