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Following what they describe as her ‘sterling performances’ at the 9th Senate, more communities have continued to pledge their solidarity towards the re-election of the senator representing Anambra Central, Uche Ekwunife.
On new year’s day, the Chairman, Senate Committee on Science and Technology, was bestowed with a ‘community service award’ by the electorate of Ngene community, Amawbia in Awka South council.
Ekwunife received the award when she attended the hamlet’s ‘Ezeriam festival’ organised yearly to honour men and women who have distinguished themselves by contributing to societal development.
Leader of the community, Emeka Obi, speaking during the award presentation, extolled Ekwunife, saying she had performed beyond expectations.
Emeka declared the village people have resolved to vote for her return to the Senate in 2023.
“Our senator, also known as Madam Project, has written her name in the Guinness Book of Records through her impactful representation and visible projects. Voters in our village have unanimously agreed to cast our votes for Ekwunife in the forthcoming senatorial election,” he said.
In the same vein, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) senatorial candidate, Ekwunife, received the backing of Ogweni-Ocha community in Adazi-Enu, Anaocha council for her re-election bid.
President of the Ogweni-Ocha community, Oliver Nwadinobi, announced the endorsement of Ekwunife citing their decision on the ongoing construction of the Ogweni-Ocha Road which had suffered neglect not until it was constructed by Ekwunife.
