Hon. Peter Azubuike Hosts Obingwa Labour Party, Donates Sienna Bus, Motorcycles, Rice, Cash, and More
Hon. Peter Azubuike Hosts Obingwa Labour Party, Provides Sienna Bus, Motorcycles, Rice, Cash, and More
Hon. Peter Azubuike, who was the Labour Party’s candidate for the Obingwa East state constituency in the recent general elections, organized a gathering to support and empower members of the Labour Party in the Obingwa local government area. This event, which took place on Tuesday, January 7, 2025, at Ntighauzor Primary School, was attended by supporters, party members, and other stakeholders.
Azubuike’s generosity turned the event into a significant empowerment initiative, reflecting his dedication to enhancing the lives of his constituents and his contributions to the community. Several items were distributed to community members, including:
A Sienna vehicle and ₦1,000,000.00 for the Obingwa Community Policing members to assist their efforts in promoting safety and security in the region.
Two motorcycles for the Ward Chairman and Woman Leader to help them effectively carry out their responsibilities within the community.
More than 1,000 bags of rice (in 10kg and 50kg sizes) to help alleviate food shortages and support families in Obingwa LGA during tough times.
Over 100 bundles of women’s wrappers to empower women within the community.
₦25,000 bursary grant for 10 students from each of the 11 wards in the Obingwa LGA as part of Hon. Azubuike’s commitment to educational support.
Hon. Azubuike exemplified outstanding leadership and generosity. His initiatives are set to create a lasting positive impact in the local government area, promoting unity, advancement, and prosperity.
The event showcased Hon. Azubuike’s vision for Obingwa LGA, and his dedication to the community’s well-being and progress is poised to leave a remarkable legacy.
The program highlighted prayers from clergy, distribution of items, and refreshments.
Notable attendees included Prof. Joel Ogbonna, Commissioner for Petroleum and Natural Resources; Dr. C.C. Okwuonu, Party Chieftain; Dr. Henry Ahukanna of SECLOG and others
