Ethiope Federal Const.: Princess Philomena Ededey Declares For House Of Reps

By Kenneth Masikoro

Hon Princess Philomena Ededey during the week officially informed executive members and leaders of the People’s Democratic Party in Ward 8, Ethiope West Local Government Area of her intention to represent Ethiope Federal Constituency in the House of Representives, just as she solicited for theur support and prayers, noting that ward 8 is the only ward in Ethiope that has not occupied any elective office since its creation.

According to her; “I am here to formally inform my people of ward 8, that I, Hon Princess Philomena Ededey , after due consultation with God, my conscience and proper deliberation with some critical stakeholders, have decided to contest for the House of Representives in Ethiope west which is my constituency.

“The desire to make our dear constituency an envy of all is my utmost priority. I decided to throw my hat into this contest to fulfil the part of my passion in contributing my best quota towards developing Ethiope West and Delta as a whole.
I therefore appeal to you all to join this team and call for your support for us to make history for a better Government”.

Hon Ededey assured that, if given the chance, come 2023 into the National Assemby, her top priority will be to explore the frontiers of best democratic dividends to Ethiope west local government and 5he constituency at large.

Responding, estwhile Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party, Ward 8 , who spoke with enthusiasm, said, the initiative by Hon Ededey was a welcome development.

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According to him, this is exactly what he has been praying for that ward 8 is due for elective office and said he is so happy that someone like Hon Ededey who has paid her dues at the ward, local government and state level is coming out for an elective position.

He promised to stand by her both in thick and thin, while praying for her to excel in her aspiration.

The Ward Chairman, advised Hon Ededey to consult other critical stakeholders in the local government and continue to seek God’s face in the contest, because power belongs to God.

Other party stalwarts who could not hide their joy and support, described Hon Ededey as a round peg in a round hole.

They noted that Hon Ededey has been a rallying point in the ward, adding that, with her position as an appointee, she has shown capacity in human capital development.

They posited that, if given this opportunity to go to the House of Reps, ward 8 and Ethiope West will benefit immensely.