By Chinwe Imo-Eze Onwosi
Ahead the 2023 general elections, Coalition of South-East Youth Ieaders, COSEYL, has endorsed the gubernatorial Candidate of the Action Alliance, AA, Chukwuma Nwandugo, as Governor of Ebonyi State.
The apex socio-political youth group declared their support at a press conference in Abakaliki on Thursday.
Addressing Newsmen on behalf of the group at the briefing, Comrade Goodluck Ibem, the President-General of the group and his Secretary Okey Nwaoru, called on Ebonyians to to vote for Nwandugo as he will guarantee the welfare, safety, protection of lives and properties, as well as the rights and privileges of both indigenes and non-indigenes, and their peaceful co-existence.
They said the former Commissioner for Works and Transport in the state possesses the requisite experience, exposure, uncommon track record and integrity required globally to stand him out as the preferred ered candidate to succeed Umahi in 2023.
“It has become imperative, as a group that wants the best for our people in all the states of the South-East region, to endorse credible Candidates in the Region. For the forthcoming gubernatorial election in Ebonyi State that would hold on 11 March 2023, we endorse Engr. Chukwuma NWANDUGO of the Action Alliance (AA)
“Though we are non-partisan in all sense of the word, but as a group mandated by our people to defend her political interest at all times, we have to declare emphatically our endorsement and support for Engr. Chukwuma Nwandugo, owing to his outstanding and quality performance when he held sway as Commissioner for Works and Transport, as well as his vast administrative, engineering and business acumen.
“As former Commissioner for Works and Transport in Ebonyi State, the structural signatures of Engr Nwandugo are written all over the state for all to see. He proved his mettle by building durable and solid infrastructures that have stood the test of time. As a man of integrity, purpose and direction, Engr. Nwandugo understands the import of building legacy projects for the benefit of the masses, as against the self-aggrandisement norm of most politicians, in Nigeria,” they said.
