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Christmas: Ogboru Presents Food Items, Cash To Women, Youths, Others In Ethiope East

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Hon. Rex Ogboru addressing some Ethiope East women before the presentation of Christmas packages to them.
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By Daniel Dafe
A former aspirant for the Delta State House of Assembly seat to represent the good people of Ethiope East constituency, Hon. Rex Ogboru, has put smiles on the faces of some residents in the area, as women, youths and men were at his Abraka residence on Thursday to pick up food items such as rice and cash items to spice up the Christmas celebration for them.

Some women patiently waiting to receive their Christmas package provided by Hon. Rex Ogboru


According to Ogboru, the beneficiaries were picked from different parts of the local government area, adding that the gesture had nothing to do with party even though he belongs to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Speaking to Oasis Magazine (OM), the business tycoon cum politician said that what he did was to appreciate God for what He has done in his life from January to December, saying that this is a very special season of Christmas.

“It’s a time to show love to my people. They will be going home with rice, the things that go with the rice and a little token,” he said.

To the beneficiaries and Ethiope East residents, he urged them to be patient, keep hope alive, stressing that all will be well and that better days are ahead.

“Ethiope East will be a great place for us all in the near future,” he opined.

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“The year has been filled with challenges and things look tight, but in recognition of God’s blessings despite the state of things around, I decided to still contribute to the welfare of the people,” he averred.

Some of the items set for distribution


The excited crowd of beneficiaries who were overwhelmed by the kindness of the young politician were seen dancing and showering prayers and blessings on Hon. Ogboru.p

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