Philanthropist and business mogul Sir Lucky Udoka Nweke Johnson has assured the people of Isuikwuato Local government area that all the security challenges faced by the people in recent times will soon be a thing of the past. This is contained in a press release signed by him and made available to AFNEWS.
Sir Lucky Udoka Nweke Johnson is reacting to the recent upsurge of kidnapping and other criminal activities within Isuikwuato LGA. Recently, a former Isuikwuato LGA Chairman was kidnapped between Akoli and Akara in Isuikwuato, information also revealed that another 2 persons were also kidnapped in Nunya axis.
In the press release, Sir Lucky appreciated Isuikwuato LGA chairman Hon. Osita Igbe for his efforts so far in combating the issues and for all the road palliatives he is carrying out at blind spots of the criminals.
“I want to assure the people of Isuikwuato LGA that this kidnapping and other criminalities which we are experiencing recently will soon come to an end. Very soon these criminals will be fished out and they will face the law”
“It is important i state that Isuikwuato LGA Chairman, Honorable Osita Igbe is doing absolutely well and i am sure he is doing everything in partnership with the state government and security operatives to flush this criminals out of Isuikwuato LGA”
He finally assured the chairman of his support to help stop this criminals disturbing the peace of Isuikwuato.
Sir Lucky Udoka Nweke Johnson is one of aspirants under the PDP vying for the position chairman for Isuikwuato Local Government Area in the LGA election slated for 18th December 2020.
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