Alex Mbata, the All Progressives Congress, APC candidate for Owerri Senatorial zone, has restated his desire to redeem Owerri zone from poor representation, lack of jobs and underdevelopment if he is elected to the red Chambers of the Senate
Mbata noted that he would achieve the task through people oriented legislations, and also explore his vast contacts to attract Federal Government’s attention to teething problems bedevilling the zone for decades.
He also assured that he would endeavour to address the needs of the people if he is given the mandate to represent them at the Senate next year.
Mbata made the declaration when he spoke to APC Chairmen in Owerri Zone, the LGA Campaign Chairmen and the Managers of Prince Alex Mbata (PAM) Campaign Council at his Campaign headquarters in Owerri on Monday.
“We are well prepared and ready for the election. We are sure of winning the polls in 2023 because we have really worked.
“Let Owerri Zone vote massively for me and other APC candidates. I restate my commitment to redeem the people from poor representation, poverty and unemployment.
‘I shall not disappoint them if I’m elected to the Senate”, he reiterated.
Disclosing that the APC Chairmen in Owerri Zone are 100% working to deliver Mbata and other APC Candidates in the zone in the forthcoming election, the Chairman of All Chairmen of APC in Imo State, Onyekachi Ibezim, affirmed that the APC will emerge victorious in the forthcoming election, provided they maintain formidability, steadfastness and shun anti party activities.
In their seperate remarks, Prince Alex Mbata Campaign Council Chairman and Director General, Prince Alex Mbata Divine Mandate (PAMDM), Prince Henry Njoku (Haritex) and Barr. Godfrey Dikeocha, said Prince Mbata deserves to win Owerri sone Senate poll in 2023, because he has empowered the youths women and men, created good employments, as well as built roads in the zone.
They called on the people of the zone to continue to support him, as well as give him their mandate to ensure fair, quality representation at the Senate.
