Councillorship Aspirant For Umuagwo Ward, Hon. Ugochukwu Nwoke, Felicitates Gov Uzodimma On His Supreme Court Victory
A prominent figure and a foremost Councillorship contender for Umuagwo Ward in the forthcoming Imo Council Elections, Hon. Nwoke Ugochukwu, has heartily felicitated with the Executive Governor of Imo State, His Excellency, Hope Uzodimma, on his Supreme Court victory.
Hon. Nwoke attributed the victory of the Governor to his leadership and developmental strides in the state.
“Dear Governor, your defeat of the opposition political parties in the Apex Court is a clear testament of the enormous votes Imo people unanimously gave you during the November 11 2023 Imo State Governorship Off-Cycle Election. Your blueprints and magnanimity richly endeared the people to you and the APC.
“Your Excellency, the legal validation of your guber mandate by Imo people, I believe, will avail you much impetus to render more quality services to the state and the people.
“Sir, indeed, you are a true democrat, who believes in good governance and goodness of all persons irrespective of age, class or race, hence your huge record of human driven achievements.
“Being an ardent apostle of Shared Prosperity Government and a devoted member of APC in Umuagwo Ward who has sacrificed greatly to unite, solidify the party at the area, I, Hon. Nwoke Stanley Ugochukwu, hence pledge to often enliven your philosophy of good governance while representing Umuagwo Ward in the Ohaji/Egbema Legislative Council.

“Hence, I appeal to the leaders and the entire members of APC in Umuagwo Ward to see me qualified, fit and worthy for the Legislative Seat and choose me as their candidate.
“I promise to remain loyal to party authorities and thoughtfully committed to redefine democratic representation to improve peace, cordiality, conviviality, comfort, social development and economic prosperity in the community.
“The victory of APC in the supreme Court is a big plus to us as a lot of people oriented policies and programs will be firmly implemented for even development and respite.
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