ELUMELU EMPOWERS OVER 200 PERSONS IN ANIOCHA/OSHIMILI FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY

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The immediate past Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Ndudi Elumelu, has given expression to his benevolent spirit with the distribution of food items and household appliances worth over One hundred and fifty Million (N150, 000, 000) to people across the Aniocha/Oshimili Federal Constituency .

The empowerment programme, from which over 200 persons benefitted, took place at the former Lawmaker’s country home in Onicha-Uku, Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State

The items, including 50kg bags of rice, 100kg bags of beans, deep freezers, refrigerators power generating sets, among others, were given out to members of the Door-to-Door WhatsApp Closed Group made up of PDP supporters from the various communities in Aniocha/Oshimili Federal Constituency, with Hon. Elumelu as Lead Administrator 

Flagging-off the distribution of the items, Elumelu said the gesture was part of his appreciation to supporters of PDP who worked with him during the 2023 general election.

According to Elumelu, “There is the need to reassure people that if they are in a particular place, they can be motivated to belong to that place. This is what informed why we are doing this today. 

“This is symbolic, a token of appreciation for your support; to say thank you for your time and thank you for your interest in the Aniocha/Oshimili Federal Constituency. 

“Thank you also for supporting our Governor, His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Francis Oborevwori, because you all worked for him and our party, PDP.

Elumelu commended Governor Oborevwori for carrying everybody along in his unprecedented delivery of his mandate, noting that his administration was moving the state forwards in all sectors to the pride of his supporters, the PDP and the entire people of Delta state.

In a chat with journalists after the event, Elumelu further explained that one of the ways to encourage supporters and motivate them to do more was to say thank you to those who have worked hard.

He counseled elected officials who enjoyed the support of the people to always show appreciation, adding that it paid to appreciate people for their efforts and support for the party.

The former Reps Minority Leader said Governor Oborevwori was at the forefront of appreciating the people and urged all elected officials to emulate him by always showing appreciation to those who worked hard for the party.

Also in a chat, the Chairman of Aniocha North Local Government, Hon. Emma Bazim Chinye, who is also a member of the WhatsApp Closed Group, described Hon Elumelu as a man with a large heart.

“Rt. Hon Ndudi Elumelu has continued to touch lives despite not being a sitting member of the House of Representatives, but we know he is just on vacation. 

“One thing is to have money, another thing is to be in government, but the major thing is for you to have the heart to touch lives.

“He has indeed touched a lot of lives. You can see the joy of everybody because the hardship now is touching both the average Nigerian and the very poor ones; everybody is going through hard times.

“Come next dispensation, by the grace of God Almighty, he will be back to that House of Representatives where he will continue to do more for the people.

“I want to thank him on behalf of the good people of Aniocha North. God Almighty will continue to strengthen and guide him wherever he goes”, the Council boss prayed.

Some of the beneficiaries, while praying for Elumelu, noted that he had continued to be a beacon of hope and source of joy to them.

Some of the leaders in the Aniocha/Oshimili Federal Constituency present on the occasion included Chief Nkem Okwuofu, Hon. Austin Chikezie, Dr. Odinigwe Odigie, Hon. Dr Jaunty Okwudi, Hon. Emmanuel Sorokwu, Hon. Izuka Okolo, Chief Mike Okwufulieze, Dr. Charles Ochei, and Ogbuefi Nnamdi Mohanyem.

Also in attendance were Hon. Clara Nneka Dibia, Chief Chike Ifesiokwu, Mr Olisa Ifeajika, Hon Kevin Okwuechime, and Ms Bridget Modebe among other members of the group

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