Hon. Sir Eloka Ikeh visit Obi Uruagu & Council

...... receives royal blessings from Uruagu Council of Elders.

Hon.Engr Sir Clement Eloka Ikeh, a frontline politician and a member of the PDP in Nnewi North LGA, from Uruagu Quarter in Nnewi, who wants to fly the flag of the PDP for the state assembly seat of Nnewi state constituency has visited the Obi of Uruagu, Obi Afam Obi and elders of the council, to intimate them of his desire to represent Nnewi North LGA at the state house of assembly.

Speaking at the palace of Obi Uruagu, Obi Afam Obi, Hon. Eloka Ikeh said that he is coming out to make a difference and to change the already existing narratives which has bedeviled Nnewi North LGA for sometime now, which has made it impossible for Nnewi to get the needed dividends of democracy they have ever yearned for. He said if the PDP gives him the ticket of the party that he will do all within his reach go ensure that he operates an open door policy.

Responding Obi Afam Obi IV, the Obi of Uruagu, thanked Hon. Engr Eloka Clement Ikeh for taking the bold step by coming to inform them of his desire to represent them. He said " charity begins at home, we are proud of you that you came to tell us of your intention. We pray that success follow your activities"

Other PDP stalwarts that accompanied Hon. Engr Eloka Clement Ikeh are Hon. Chinonso Amanchukwu. PDP Chairman Nnewi North LGA, Hon. Chijioke Ofodilie, Engr Eloka Ikeh, Mba Mba Iloka VC PG. Hon. Sunday Okoli.

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