‎Isuikwuato/Umunneochi Needs Experience not Keke And Okada

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By ‎Uba Onyekachi Peter Esq

‎As 2027 approaches, Isuikwuato/Umunneochi must decide what kind of representation it wants.

‎In the National Assembly, experience is not optional. It is what attracts federal projects, secures jobs for constituents, and gives a constituency relevance in Abuja. A new lawmaker spends the first term learning the ropes. The people pay the price with zero capital projects and zero federal presence.

‎Adaejiagamba, Hon. Barr. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, Ph.D has already proven what experience can do. Federal Polytechnic Ngodo Isuochi. Aircraft Maintenance College, Amuda. Oguduasa Gully Erosion Control. Obulo Eziama Bridge. High Court Complex Nkwoagu. Plus hundreds of federal jobs for our sons and daughters.

‎These did not come by luck. They came because she understands how government works, how budgets are passed, and how to navigate Abuja for her people.

‎Today, some politicians are offering “beggars banquet” — sharing keke and okada for applause. It may look good, but it does not build institutions. It does not create lasting opportunities.

‎What Isuikwuato/Umunneochi needs in 2027 is transformative leadership. Leadership that brings schools, roads, jobs, and real federal presence.

‎The record is there. The choice is clear.

‎Isuikwuato/Umunneochi deserves experience that delivers.

‎Uba Onyekachi Peter Esq, Lomara writes from Isuochi

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