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Ebizi Receives Royal Blessings In Asamabiri, Osekwenike During Consultative Visit To Wards 7, 14
…As The People Declare Unwavering Support For Her Re-election Bid
Hon. Chief Mrs. Ebizi Ndiomu Brown, the member representing Sagbama Constituency 3 in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly and a frontline aspirant in the forthcoming APC State Assembly primaries, on Tuesday paid a consultative visit to the grassroots in Ward 7 (Asamabiri, Ekperiwari, and Elemebiri) and Ward 14 (Osekwenike, Abuetor, Osifo, and Kenan).
During the visit, Hon. Ebizi was warmly received by traditional rulers, party faithful, stakeholders, and community members as she expressed appreciation for their unwavering support over the years and solicited continued support for another four years of purposeful representation.
The people commended her for facilitating the ongoing East-West Road project leading to Elemebiri, the construction of internal roads within their communities, as well as the payment of WAEC fees and scholarships for their people, describing her leadership as impactful, responsive, and people-oriented.
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In their remarks, the people pledged total support for her re-election bid, assuring her that they would continue to stand firmly with her through every circumstance. According to them, Hon. Ebizi Ndiomu Brown is a leader whose interventions and commitment have brought meaningful development and renewed hope to their communities.
They also offered royal blessings and prayers for her success as she continues her consultations ahead of the primaries.
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