Prince Ned Nwoko, with Miss Angela at the end Ned Nwoko Swimming Competition Held in Idumuji-Gboko
By Jeffrey Opone
OBIARUKU/Nigeria: To effectively mobilise the grassroots and the people of Delta North Senatorial District as the 2019 elections into the different public offices approaches, Ogbuefi Eric Obodo-Uku Anigala have been appointed Campaign Director of the Prince Ned Nwoko Campaign Organisation.
The appointment which was made during a consultative meeting with the people of Ukwuani Local government Area, held to solidify the supports already gained from the people of the area.
Speaking at the occasion, Prince Ned Nwoko called on the people to give him all their supports if they want changes and better representation in Delta North.
In appointing Ogbuefi Anigala, the Senator hopeful said that with his experience in party politics, it is expected that he will use that experience to ensure that the people are mobilised to vote for the right person, as he iterated that the area is crying for proper and truthful representation.
“Our area now needs better and truthful representation. Your appointment, and with your experience, I believe the people will be properly educated to come out and vote, and vote for the right choice.” He pointed out.
The appointment of Ogbuefi Eric Obodo-Uku Anigala, is one of the numerous appointments made by the Ned Nwoko organisation from the Local Government Area, as he had also appointed Wise Prince Ajede as his SA on Media Strategy, and others into his Social Media Team.
Meanwhile, Hon. Prince Ned Nwoko, at the end of the Ned Nwoko Swimming Competition held in his country home, Idumuje Ugboko recently, had offered one Miss Angela scholarship to study at Goshen University. The scholarship which was offered due to Miss Angela extra ordinary performance during the competition, threw the crowd into jubilation as the pronouncement was a surprise.
In January 2018, a similar offer was made to one Miss Nwaiku Favour, a student of Umutu Mix Secondary School. An offer that will see her through secondary school.
