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Hon. Prince Jude Okwudili Osumuo Declares Candidacy for Nzuko-Ora Nnewi Presidency

.....Sets Sights on Propelling Nnewi's Development to New Heights"



Hon. Prince Jude Okwudili Osumuo has officially thrown his hat into the ring, declaring his candidacy for the presidency of Nzuko-Ora Nnewi, the Nnewi town union. This announcement has sent ripples of excitement throughout the community, as Prince Osumuo is widely regarded as a prominent figure in Nnewi, with a proven track record of community development and leadership.

As the immediate past President of Nnewi Chambers of Commerce, Prince Osumuo has spent over four decades honing his skills in local politics and community development initiatives. His involvement in various projects has prepared him to take on the leadership role of Nzuko-Ora Nnewi, which plays a vital role in promoting peace, welfare, and development in the town.

As president, Prince Osumuo would be responsible for driving key initiatives that foster economic growth, improve infrastructure, and enhance the overall quality of life for Nnewi residents. His extensive network of friends and associates would be a valuable asset in achieving these goals. Notably, Nnewi is renowned for its entrepreneurial spirit, having produced numerous successful business leaders. Prince Osumuo's presidency would be well-positioned to leverage this entrepreneurial drive to propel Nnewi's development trajectory to even greater heights.

Dignitaries present at the declaration included the PG Otolo Nnewi development union, Hon Amobi Adukwulu, Hon Amobi Chikwendu, Evang Dan Okonkwo, Ide Celestine Obunike Nwajiagu, amongst others. According to the Nzuko-Ora Nnewi Constitution, the president-general shall be responsible for summoning meetings and ensuring the smooth operation of the organization.

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