The Abia North Senatorial candidate of the Labour Party for the forthcoming general elections in Abia state, Hon Nnamdi Iro Orji, has reiterated his preparedness to rewrite the narratives in the representation of Abia north district at the national assembly when supported to emerge as Senator in 2023.
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Recall that Nnamdi Iro Orji was former chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Abia, had in May 2023 emerged as Labour Party Senatorial candidate for Abia north district at a concluded primary elections held by the leadership of the party across the state.
Speaking with a cross section of journalists in Umuahia, the state capital during the weekend, Orji asserted that the forthcoming 2023 general elections would be a year in the political history of Nigeria when the old order must give way for the new one and the welfare of the people through internal democracy and accountability.
According to the LP national assembly hopeful, “the time has passed when the destiny of the youths is left in the hands of older and fading elders who have glutinously clung unto power for decades without plans of relinquishing same to their children.
“For that reason, we must wrestle the power from them to rebuild our state, rewrite our destiny, and rekindle our passion for a greater tomorrow.”.
Continuing Orji added, “we have come to a point in our history when we must take our destinies into our future by the actions of our today which we must hold sacrosanct. “Labour Party has offered us the best vehicle to convey our dreams and actualize our realities beyond 2023, it is then our calling to actualize its realities”.
He called on the electorates to rally round him to emerge the next Senator to represent the Abia north Senatorial zone to enable him provide the dividends of democracy to their doorsteps.
His words: I call on the youths, the women, elders, and all electorates of Abia north to support my candidacy to the senate so that democratic dividends will be guaranteed and our tomorrow.”