Abuja Ndokwa Neku Union Meets Senator Nwoko, Focuses on Infrastructure,Youth Empowerment
By Century
The Ndokwa Neku Union (NNU) Abuja Branch, under the leadership of Chief Iduh Kingsley, paid a courtesy visit to Senator Ned Munir Nwoko, the distinguished Senator representing Delta North Senatorial District in the 10th National Assembly on Wednesday, June 19.
The visit was marked by a written address delivered by Chief Iduh Kingsley, highlighting the union’s support and commendation for Senator Nwoko’s
exemplary leadership.
The address highlighted several critical issues facing the Ndokwa communities, including the urgent need for the Independent Feeder Power (IFP) project to alleviate the darkness in many communities.
Youth empowerment was another critical area of concern, with Chief Kingsley advocating for skills acquisition, employment opportunities, and support for small-scale businesses and agricultural inputs for rural farmers.
The address also touched on the pursuit of Anioma State’s creation, with the Ndokwa Nation expressing support for the inclusion of Ndokwa, Oshimili, and Ika regions.
The union further acknowledged Senator Nwoko’s role in the proposed establishment of the Nigeria Defense Academy (NDA) Kwale campus and called for his intervention in securing adequate funding for the newly established Federal University of Medical Science.
Chief Iduh urged Senator Nwoko to maintain his exemplary leadership and responsiveness to his constituents’ needs.
He assured the Senator of the NNU’s continued support and expressed confidence in achieving future electoral victories.
In response, Senator Ned Nwoko reassured the delegation of his dedication to serving the Ndokwa nation and the broader Delta North Senatorial District.
He expressed his awareness of the responsibilities entrusted to him and emphasized his commitment to fulfilling them. “I know I must perform,” he stated. “I am not in this other than to serve humanity. All the interests in Ndokwa nation are protected. As you can tell, I operate differently and I will continue to be on that lane because it produces results.”
Members of the delegation included Chief Kingsley Iduh, Rev. Moses Okolo, Mr. Joseph Onyeka Olisa, Rev. (Dr) Hon. Osai Nicholas Osai, Engr. Emmanuel Opia, Mr. Cletus Olisemeke, Mr. Chris Emegwali, Mr. Celestine Ochonogo, Mrs. Bibiana Shonibare, Mrs. Joyce Ogbedo, Mrs. Flora Abiwo, Miss Joy Ozuem, Chief Jude Ojogwu (ESQ), and Engr. Godfrey Esumobi.
