HoR: Ukodhiko’s aspiration gains more ground as Ejumejowo donates campaign items
By Ajirioghene Oreh
Last week, saw more critical stakeholders in Isoko ethnic nationality throwing their weights behind the House of Representative aspiration of Engr Jonathan Ajirioghene Ukodhiko
Mr Martins UnlessGod Ejumejowo, an entrepreneur and philanthropist gave out branded campaigns items to boost the aspiration of Ukodhiko to Represent Isoko Federal Constituency in the Green Chambers.
Speaking to journalists during the presentation, Ejumejewo stated, “Engr Ukodhiko is a focused and visionary man having distinguished himself as an entrepreneur will work to foster the rapid development of Isoko through good legislative representation at Abuja “
He stated further that, “...at the core of his Ukodhiko’s aspiration is the massive empowerment and employment of the youths of Isoko Federal Constituency”
“For me, the people of Isoko, particularly our party leaders and delegates should access and resolve their political choice based on aspirants ‘ competency, pedigree, antecedents, and proven capacity”.
“And Engr Ukodhiko stands out as the choice of the people of Isoko. Yes, you can see the euphoria that greet his HOR aspiration which is informed by the people’s recognition of his selflessness, public spiritedness and intelligence “
According to Ejumejewo, “Ukodhiko’s aspiration is the aspiration of all and sundry hence he decided to give our branded T-shirt’s, caps, mugs, stickers, notebooks, jotters, bags, pinup bages, big and small umbrella, aprons, pen, pencils, banners and erecting of billboards, and also, recently we gave out free petroleum products to motorcycles riders”
He revealed that, already he has reached out to market women by giving them free branded aprons and umbrellas. Markets covered are Oleh market, Oleh abattoir, Owhelogbo market.
He also revealed that, ”my team will reach out to orphans in Isoko, and also will be giving free branded books and to students when schools are open to ensure easily acquisition of education by pupils and students “
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