Despite the outcome of Isuikwuato LGA PDP Chairmanship primary tussle, Sir Lucky Udoka Nweke Johnson took out time to celebrate with his supporters, followers and delegates for the primary that didn’t hold in Isikwuato Local government area.
Lucky who was obviously looking happy and energetic advised his supporters to remain calm. He reminded them that his desire to serve was to better the Local Government Area and rebuild the party which has not done well politically recently in the LGA.
He assured them that all his philanthropic works, like the Education Grants for undergraduates, football competitions, free medical programme, palliatives will continue as usual because they were never hinged on politics.
“My philanthropic works were a revelation from God to me, so politics or no politics they will continue by the grace God. Please everyone of you should remain calm and patient, dont be worried by the incident that happened because we will overcome all the challenges”
“My desire to serve was not born out of any selfish interest, it was born out of the desire to fix our LGA, bring our people back to reckoning, bring the PDP party to its rightful position in the LGA and make the less privilege among-st us smile”
“Even though that desire has being truncated for now, i will still be here for you and in the future things will work out better” he concluded.
AFNEWS had earlier reported that Honorable Chima Agbaeze was declared winner of the primary by PDP Abia State, despite delegates waited for hours at the LGA secretariat but the primary election never held.
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