Member representing Arochukwu State constituency in Abia State, Hon. Dr. Mike Ukoha has described himself as the best the constituency has ever had in the past 23years.
Ukoha who featured in All Facts Newspaper’s programme, “Ukoha Speaks’ stated that he’s been the only representative in the constituency whose impact has been felt across the five clans in Arochukwu.
“When I came in, I made a decision that we must effect community development across the five clans in the constituency, and I can proudly say that we have done that and more”
UKOHA SPEAKS – WATCH VIDEO
According to the Minority Whip, he’s setting the standard and benchmark for anybody that would want to represent the constituency when he’s finished”
Reeling out his laudable achievements as the House Member representing Arochukwu Constituency in the past three years, Ukoha, stated: “We have had town hall meetings with each of the communities in the constituency and had been able to hear and ascertain what were and are their needs of which we’ve done a lot to meet”
He took turns to note some of his laudable achievements in the different communities which includes: The grading of a two kilometer road from Obieze to Ikizum that was inaccessible for years; Completion of an abandon building into a computer centre of which would be equipped with 6 computers for youths of Izu in Abam; Provision of a borehole in Ihechiuwa; Construction of a Medical Centre where women receive antennal care and have deliveries in Obichie; Bursary awards to 100 students in Arochukwu of which each of the communities had 20 beneficiaries, among others.
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