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Ned Nwoko Hosts Anioma Community In Abuja, Reaffirms Commitment To Anioma State
By Daniel Dafe
The Senator representing Delta North in the Senate, Ned Nwoko on Saturday hosted Anioma community in Abuja.
The senator who disclosed this in a post on X late Sunday, wrote: “I hosted the Anioma community in Abuja, including both active and retired public and civil servants, for an interactive session on constituency issues on Saturday, June 15, 2024.
While I frequently visit home to engage with most of my constituents, I recognized the need to connect with those residing in Abuja and its environs. The event aimed to help them understand my duties and the services I owe them as their senator, make them aware that I am very much reachable, and also seek input from them to better address their needs and concerns.”
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He continued: “We discussed and shared ideas on various constituency matters, particularly the creation of Anioma state. The overwhelming affirmative voice vote for Anioma state demonstrated its importance to every son and daughter of Anioma descent.”
“This is a cause to which I am fully committed,” he concluded.
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