The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate for Afikpo/Edda Federal Constituency, Agwu Ama Agwu, has declared that his determination to affix the race for the Federal House of Representatives seat is as a result of the world has been denied high quality illustration for too lengthy.
Speaking with LEADERSHIP in Port Harcourt on Wednesday, Agwu emphasised his readiness to alter the ugly narrative by putting the precedence of the folks first above all others if given the chance to characterize them on the Green Chamber come 2027.
He mentioned: “Actually numerous issues have gone fallacious in my space. The folks haven’t truly felt the influence of democracy due to the form of leaders which have been on the saddle.
“They have by this, been denied high quality illustration. The folks have for a really very long time, not bodily felt or seen the optimistic results of being really represented.
“We have always had leaders but the question here is, are these supposed leaders actually serving the collective interests of the people? The answer is NO! That is why I am here: to serve my people and change this sad narrative”.
Asked what he would do otherwise if given the chance to characterize the constituency, the NDC hopeful maintained that he’ll give human face to his coverage drive by putting the precedence of the folks above each different factor, therefore his ‘People-first’ agenda, by consulting the folks and aggregating their priorities as his main focus.
“My people-first agenda is pushed by the necessity to serve the folks above all different curiosity. This is by listening to from the folks to know what they really want.
“The main intention right here is to get direct contact, combination their wants and make it the main focus of my mission. The people-first right here is is as a result of I would like the collective voice of my folks to be heard.
“It will not driven by the pressure of godfathers but the collective demands of the people. The people must know that what is been fought for is basically all about them and for them”, he said.
