Afikpo North West; Ikoro Wins, Assures Constituents Of All-Inclusive Representation

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The Deputy leader of Ebonyi state House of Assembly and the member representing Afikpo North West Constituency in the state House of Assembly, Hon. Ikoro Kingsley Ogbonna has emerged the winner of the just concluded Afikpo North West constituency primary election held at Akpoha Central school, Akpoha, Afikpo North LGA of the state. He polled the total number of 64 votes out of 65 delegates votes to emerge the winner of the primary election.

Hon. Ikoro thanked his constituents for their support and urged them to brace up for the task ahead. He charged his teaming supporters to work hard and ensure the reelection of Engr David Nweze Umahi in the forthcoming general election. He however, assured them of all – inclusive representation, as he is well positioned to continue to offer his selfless service to them at all time.

He reiterated his unwavering commitment to the welfare and development of his people and constituency and pledged not to relent in his efforts in ensuring that what is due to them from the state government are dully given to them.

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