The term “Jungle” has taken on a new meaning as the stage is set and the environment has reached its peak of intensity.
The recent entry of Dr. Emeka Charles Kalu into the race has sent shockwaves through Abia North over the past week. This tactical grassroots mobilizer and catalyst for disruption in the political landscape, both in Arizona and Nigeria, has reportedly caused an old contender to panic, stating, “I will relocate in February to deliver… and myself.”
This reaction is a clear sign of fear.
E.C.K. is committed to bringing accountability, as evidenced by his over 30 years of public service in the United States, where transparency is essential in any organization. He aims to replicate this accountability in Abia North.
Prosperity for the people of Abia North is on the horizon, with proposed initiatives aimed at improving the welfare and skill development of its citizens. Quality enrollment in programs designed to unlock the region’s economic potential is also a priority.
So, what do you hear? The bells of liberation, accountability, quality representation, and real-time empowerment.
The E.C.K. Foundation continues to provide guidance in these key areas.
E.C.K.: “Nwoke na ehicha ubiam na ezinulo.”
E.C.K.: “Anyi so gi na aga.”
