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Comrade Nwabundo Applauds Senator Ned Nwoko Over His Quest For Creation Of Anioma State
By AFOKOBAH CELESTINE
A former Secretary of National Association of Delta State Students (NADESSTU) and two time councillorship aspirant of peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Ward (9) Isheagu in Aniocha South Local Government Area Delta State, Comrade Princewill Chinedu Nwabundo has passionately thanked the Senator representing Delta North in the National Assembly, Prince Ned Nwoko for his effective representation and commitment to his quest for the creation of Anioma State.
He expressed hope that the struggle would be actualized under Senator Nwoko as a Senator representing the good people of Delta North Senatorial District.
Comrade Nwabundo, a politician and member of People Democratic Party (PDP) made this known through his letter to Senator Nwoko and made available to the press.
He noted that since Senator Ned Nwoko assumed duty, the people of Delta North Senatorial district have continued to feel the positive impacts of effective representation as he went on to enumerate some of the visible achievements of Senator Nwoko to include but not limited to the following: his Empowerment scheme, people oriented bills such as his quest for the creation of Anioma State which has passed through the second Reading and his ability to ensure that the people of Delta North enjoy Electricity to the fullest by stepping down of Okpa National Grid, and also the completion of Ogwashi-Uku Dam by Federal Government amongst other achievements.
The Isheagu born politician while appreciating the development strides of Prince Ned Nwoko in the upper chamber in the National Assembly also appealed to him to use his influence to tackle the deplorable Benin/Onitsha Express Road pointing out that the incessant but avoidable accidents on the road have claimed many live and property of both Deltan’s and others plying the road to Onitsha for their daily business.
The NEDESSTU former Secretary recalled his experience while traveling to Benin-City for a function, noted that both sides of the Ubulu-Okiti and Utulu have remained a nightmare that a journey which ordinarily should take three hours, took him six hours.
Also he lamented the deplorable state of the Bonsaac Axis at Ezenei Junction of the Asaba-Benin Express which he noted currently not accessible.
He added that most motorist and commuters had to use the internal roads in the town as alternative route to access Onitsha and other parts of the Eastern states.
He appealed to Senator Ned Nwoko to facilitate the repair of this road by reaching out to Federal Road maintenance Agency (FERMA) and the Federal Ministry of Works to address this deplorable Federal Roads in Delta State. Which as a result has caused multiple roads accidents that have left many Deltan’s and property lost in the subsequent time.
He noted that the economic importance of the Federal Roads cannot be over emphasised as it has contributed immensely in the Gross Domestic Product of this country.