Wife of the Abia South APC Senatorial candidate, Lady Ngozi Marc Wabara has said her husband is a good seed that would bear great fruits for the people of Abia South if elected as Senator in the forthcoming elections.
She stated this at Ohambele, Ukwa East, yesterday while addressing women in the Ukwa East Local Government Area of Abia State.
Lady Wabara said her husband will be the best candidate to represent Abia South in the Senate, adding that with him in the Senate, the much needed development being clamoured for by the people of Abia South would be achieved.
She said ” It is very sad that the poor state of our roads made some of you arrive late for this meeting. I assure you that, by God grace, my husband will pull all the strings necessary in government to ensure this our bad roads are given priority attention”
Continuing, Lady Wabara said the area of primary health care and interest free loans for women would be a major focus for her husband,which she will personally see that it is achieved through her she stated.
In their vote of thanks, the representative of the women,Mrs Victoria Eze assured Lady Ngozi Marc Wabara that their votes would be for her husband who she described as a pillar of development in Ukwa East , noting that the people of the area cannot forget the contributions of Sir Marc Wabara towards the development of their area while he was in the banking sector.
She was full of optimism that Sir Marc Wabara if voted for, would outdo his past.
” We will not only vote for him, we will also campaign for him in our various villages” she said.
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