The  Change You Seek Is In Your Hands, Ikuku Oma Tells Nwangele Women…as over four hundred women, Youths in Nwangele join Labour Party

The  Change You Seek Is In Your Hands, Ikuku Oma Tells Nwangele Women…as over four hundred women, Youths in Nwangele join Labour Party

The  Change You Seek Is In Your Hands, Ikuku oma Tells Nwangele Women
…as she commissions Labour Party office Abba Ward
…inaugurates Ward Executives
…as over four hundred women, Youths in Nwangele join Labour Party
On Sunday, 16th of October 2022, the entire Abba Ward in Nwangele Local Government Area of Imo State was shut down by the Labour Party House Of Assembly candidate, Hon Edith Nwosu as she made history again with the opening of the ABBA WARD Labour party office and her indefatigable executives inaugurated.
The able Nwangele LGA secretary of Labour Party,  Hon Ben Ekpe was on hand to conduct the auspicious occasion.
The hallmark of the event was Hon Edith Nwosu’s philanthropic distributions of free treated mosquito nets and medical check ups to hundreds of women who gathered for the occasion.
The women who came out in overwhelmingly large numbers assured IKUKU OMA that she will get there as she continuously speaks of quality agendas for both women and children. Especially with her free child birth, treatments and  surgery that tops most in her agenda for Nwangele.
It was impressive to note that the women troupe out and declared for labour party, the vehicle of genuine change in Nwangele and received their membership cards in solidarity with IKUKU OMA to work to make sure she wins the assembly seat and gifts them the scare democratic dividend of quality healthcare.
Hon Edith Nwosu succinctly made them to understand that, “the change you seek is in your hands to get”.
Nwangele will be in the frontline as the LGA to beat with Hon Edith Nwosu spearheading affairs in the State Assembly.
Where ever Ikuku oma goes, She  conquers.
She achieves.

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