Eziogo Square, Amannagwu Village Arochukwu Kingdom, in Arochukwu Local Government Area was filled to the capacity when youths of Arochukwu were hosted by the APGA House of Assembly Candidate Dr. Mike Ukoha.
Speaking during the occasion, the All Progressives Grand Alliance [APGA] Candidate for Arochukwu Constituency Abia State House of Assembly in the forthcoming election Dr. Mike Ukoha who called on Arochukwu youths to support him as one of their own, charged them to be vigilant before, during and after the election so as to ensure his victory at the poll, and promised to put smiles on their faces if he is elected.
Dr. Ukoha, who thanked the youths for coming out en mass for the meeting, regretted the high level of unemployment among them which he said was the reason for crimes in the society and promised to provide job opportunities to the youths if voted into power.
He described youth as the strength of the society, and expressed his willingness to offer many of them an opportunity to travel abroad for further studies.
In their separate speeches, Mr. Mmaduabuchi Okoroji of Arochukwu Ward 1 and Mr. Egwuonwu Agwu of Arochukwu Ward 2 thanked God for what he is about to do for Arochukwu Community through their son Dr. Mike Ukoha, maintaining that it is the first of its kind that an indigene of Arochukwu Kingdom will be running for a seat in the Abia State House of Assembly and called on all Arochukwu Youths to rally round him so as to elect him massively on March 2nd 2019.
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