Umuahia North State Constituency: I’ll Redefine Representation, PFN Scribe Says

Umuahia North State Constituency: I’ll Redefine Representation, PFN Scribe Says

By Nwamara Chekube

“Here comes the Messiah”, this expression beamed on the faces of Umuahia North State constituents as the Abia State Secretary of Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN, Rev. Blessed Amalambu picked ADC – African Democratic Congress Nomination/Expression of Interest form.

Speaking at the party Secretariat in Umuahia, Mr. Obinna Don Norman, the State party Chairman maintained that ADC will take over power in Abia State in 2023 and begin the work of repositioning and rebuilding the state’s economy.

He said whereas the other political parties have failed completely over the years to meet the yearning and aspirations of the people, ADC Government will change the state’s political status and rebirth hope in Abians.

Rev. Blessed Amalambu addressing the party members
Speaking shortly after picking the forms, Rev. Blessed Amalambu who is also the Assistant Secretary of PFN Southeastern States, Nigeria said that one of his core areas of focus would be to turn things around for good for the people of Umuahia North through effective legislation and representation.

He expressed his desire to assist the ADC Government in Abia State to revamp the economy of the State for the betterment of all and equally, meaningfully engage the youths and women of Umuahia North State Constituency.

His words, “I have not come to ADC to try my luck, whether I will win or not but I am very confident that God who brought me out will give me a perfect victory at the poll”.

Amalambu who foresaw a landslide victory for the party in the 2023 election in the state, passionately appealed to members of the party to work in harmony to achieve “this feat orchestrated by God”.

Rev. Blessed Amalambu in a group pix with friends, PFN members and party members
Chief Emmanuel Emenike ADC LG Chairman, Umuahia North; Ikwuano LG Chairman, Chief Ugochukwu Ogbonnaya Ohale, members of PFN among others.