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Senator Nwoko Reaffirms Grassroots Commitment During Visit To Kwale

Senator Ned Nwoko, representing Delta North Senatorial District, has reiterated his commitment to inclusive and people-centered leadership during a high-level engagement with party leaders, stakeholders, and grassroots supporters in Kwale, the heart of the Ndokwa/Ukwuani Federal Constituency.
Describing the gathering as “productive and energizing,” Senator Nwoko emphasized that his leadership style goes beyond election season politics. “We’re ensuring that our people are carried along every step of the way,” he said.
The senator engaged with a wide range of voices — from political leaders and community elders to women, and youths— highlighting their enduring passion for progress and development.
“These are the people who gave me their mandate, and I do not take that trust for granted,” Nwoko stated, underlining the importance of listening and responding to the real concerns of constituents.
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Senator Nwoko also expressed his broader vision for Delta North, calling the ongoing efforts “a movement rooted in responsibility, compassion, and clear results.”
Observers view the senator’s continued grassroots engagement as a sign of deepening ties with his constituents and a strategic step in strengthening his base
ahead of future legislative initiatives and development projects in the region.
Senator Nwoko’s visit to Kwale is part of a larger outreach tour aimed at reinforcing accountability, transparency, and responsive governance across the Delta North Senatorial District.
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