Friday Chimaobi Ogbundiogu has declared to represent the people of Ikwuano Umuahia federal constituency at the National Assembly under YPP.
Ogbundiogu who started this at Ubakala, Umuahia said he would make the Ikwuano Umuahia federal road a priority, while he called on the federal government to step up the reconstruction of the road.
Friday who said he has five points agenda for the constituency, promised to give quality representation and to run an open door policy.
Ogbundiogu further promised to attract infrastructural developments and give the youths the opportunity to have access to better welfare that would put food on their table.
He added that the healthcare system in the constituency needs attention and promised to address the healthcare needs of his people if elected.
Friday stated that people who work for themselves in abroad make more money, therefore, self reliance is the best for the future of Nigerian youths. He therefore, promised to create opportunities for the youths to make more profits through skills acquisition.
In his speech earlier, the state chairman of YPP, Nelson Uluocha charged people to register and get their permanent voter cards, PVCs and promised to ensure that young people emerge during the 2023 general elections.
According to him, young people were behind the EndSar’s protest and also assured that what will happen in 2023 is a revolution to change the narratives, as well right the wrongs of politicians.
He noted that APC and PDP have nothing more to offer Nigerians and accused current representatives across the country of siphoning constituency funds. Nelson assured that YPP has integrity and would not siphon constituency’s funds.
He added that anyone who is not voting YPP in the next general election is voting criminal enterprise and promised that YPP will accommodate everyone. Nelson also boosted that with YPP, Ikwuano Umuahia federal constituency will wear a better look.
The chairman assured that the era of manipulation during election is over due to the new electoral act, urging people not to sell their votes.
