The member representing Arochukwu/Ohafia federal constituency at the green chambers of the National Assembly, Honourable Uko Ndukwe Nkole, has congratulated the senator-elect of Abia North Senatorial district.
Honourable Nkole while speaking with journalists in his Abam hometown, Arochukwu Local Government Area of Abia State, said “I congratulate the man, God has chosen, the people have also made their choice, and that is the essence of democracy.”
“That he won should not be an issue. He is not for me, Uko Nkole, he is for Abia North, he is the senator representing Abia North, and that is what it remains, irrespective of party affiliation.”
During the interaction, Uko Nkole said the issue of INEC’s insistence on the card readers even in cases of the failure of card readers is unacceptable, as the use of card readers has not been made paramount in the electoral act.
Honourable, Nkole who took time to appreciate the security agencies for their non-partisan approach to the election, promised also not to betray his constituents.
On the issue of working with a senator in an opposing party, he said, “politics stops after elections are over, then governance begins. All these things I did that warranted my reelection were done as a member of a party in opposition. So it is immaterial being an opposition member.”
The legislator also took his time to urge the people of Abia North and Abians in general to ensure the reelection of the governor of the state, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu.
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