By Amarachukwu Ehia, Abakaliki
Following the party’s primary election held in Abakaliki, the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) adopted Chikodili Ojemba as its sole candidate for the 2027 Ebonyi North Senatorial election.
Ojemba emerged unopposed during the exercise witnessed by party stakeholders and supporters from across the Ebonyi North Senatorial District, comprising Abakaliki, Ebonyi, Izzi and Ohaukwu local government areas.
Addressing party faithful after his emergence, Ojemba described himself as a credible alternative for the people of the district and pledged to provide quality representation at the National Assembly.
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He said his decision to contest the senatorial seat followed sustained calls from constituents who urged him to serve the zone in the Senate.
According to him, his priorities would include creating employment opportunities for graduates, supporting undergraduates, improving infrastructure, promoting agriculture and advancing skills acquisition programmes for youths and women.
“I am motivated to work for our people and better the lives of our children by tirelessly collaborating with others and voicing your concerns on the floor of the Senate starting from 2027,” he stated.
Ojemba also pledged to champion legislation capable of unlocking the agricultural potential of the district while engaging relevant agencies to establish modern schools and mentorship programmes.
The aspirant assured supporters that his representation would be consultation-driven through regular town hall meetings where constituents would contribute to bills and motions aimed at addressing their needs.
Speaking during the event, Ebonyi State Chairman of APGA, Ifeanyi
2027: Ojemba emerge APGA sole candidate in Ebonyi North. Promises Youth Empowerment, Peaceful Campaign
By Amarachukwu Egwu-Agha, Abakaliki
A senatorial aspirant under the platform of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Chikodili Ojemba, has declared his intention to contest the 2027 Ebonyi North Senatorial election, promising youth empowerment, quality representation and issue-based politics.
Ojemba unveiled his ambition before party stakeholders and supporters, describing himself as a credible alternative for the people of Ebonyi North Senatorial District, which comprises Abakaliki, Ebonyi, Izzi and Ohaukwu local government areas.
He said his decision to join the race followed sustained calls from constituents who urged him to represent the district at the National Assembly.
According to him, his priorities would include creating job opportunities for graduates, supporting undergraduates, improving infrastructure, promoting agriculture and advancing skills acquisition programmes for youths and women.
“I am motivated to work for our people and better the lives of our children by tirelessly collaborating with others and voicing your concerns on the floor of the Senate starting from 2027,” he stated.
Ojemba also pledged to champion legislation capable of unlocking the agricultural potential of the district while engaging relevant agencies to establish modern schools and mentorship programmes.
The aspirant assured supporters that his representation would be people-oriented and consultation-driven through regular town hall meetings where constituents would contribute to bills and motions.
He stressed that his campaign would remain peaceful and devoid of violence, urging supporters to avoid insults and confrontations with political opponents, insisting that elections should be won through truth and persuasion rather than hostility.
Speaking during the event, Ebonyi State Chairman of APGA, Ifeanyi Nwankwo, expressed confidence in the party’s preparedness for the 2027 general elections, emphasizing unity, discipline and issue-based politics among members and supporters., expressed confidence in the party’s preparedness for the 2027 general elections, emphasizing unity, discipline and issue-based politics among members and supporters.
