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Obiaruku Community Youth Election To Hold Thursday
Earlier today, the Executive Chairman of Ukwuani Local Government, Hon (Barr) C.S Possible Ajede, met with the Obiaruku Community Youths, led by their president, Comr. Chibogu Dauda.
During the meeting, the Obiaruku Youth Electoral Committee, drawn from the 13 quarters in Obiaruku, was inaugurated by the youth president with a charge to conduct the Youth Election on Thursday, April 10, 2025, since the tenure of the current executive members expires on Friday, April 11, 2025.
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Addressing the youth, Barr. Ajede emphasized the importance of peace while reiterating his commitment to the unity of Obiaruku and all Ukwuani Communities.
He therefore cautioned that the political fragmentation of Obiaruku into Wards 9 and 10 should not be used as an excuse to create divisions among the youths and other segments of the town.
Speaking further, the Executive Chairman called on interested youths to begin picking up forms for positions of their choice to test their popularity among the youth, in line with the election guidelines that will be released by the electoral committee.
In their separate remarks, the community youth and outgoing Obiaruku Community Youth Executive thanked the Council Boss for his guidance and support throughout their tenure.
Meanwhile, the electoral committee members assured the Obiaruku Community of the freest and fairest youth election ever.
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