As the much-awaited Abia State Election Debate kick-off date approaches, Professor Anthony Chidi Agbazuere and Ginger Onwusibe is set to ‘lock horns’ to win the minds of the people from their constituency as both will feature to slog it out in the scheduled Abia election debate.
Both experienced politicians are contesting to represent Isiala-Ngwa North/South Federal Constituency in the green chamber.
Prof. Agbazuere is the former Chief of Staff to Abia State Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu and Hon. Ginger Onwusibe is a member of the Abia State House of Assembly representing Isiala Ngwa North Constituency.
Prof. Agbazuere is a candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) while Hon. Ginger Onwusibe is a candidate of Labour Party(LP).
Both candidate has declared interest and showed commitment to participate in the much publicized Abia election debate.
The debate is organized by the Abia State Election Debate Group(ASEDT).
The debate will engage the Governorship candidates, Deputy Governorship, Senatorial and House of Representatives Candidates across Abia State.
The Debate will be aired across partnering radio stations, streamed on online Tv channels from January 2023.
The broadcast media partners for the debate are: FLO 94.9FM, Family Love 99.9FM, Real 99.1 Fm, Vision Africa Radio 104.9FM, BCA 88.9 FM, Rapid 96.5FM, Sun FM Aba, Sun FM Igbere and All-Facts Online TV.
The Online print media partners are: Afnews.ng, Candidreporter.com, Infonet9ja.com, Casatnews.com, Citytimesonline.com, Thebridgenewsonline.com, Profjayblog.com
In 2019, Abia State Election Debate Team shut down the airwaves as candidates of various political parties were engaged and their manifesto interrogated.
Below is the re-scheduled timetable for the debate.
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