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October 23, 2014

Okpe students seek change in Sapele constituency

AUCHI Chapter of the National Association of Okpe Students, NAOS, has called for change in the representation of the Sapele Constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly, DTHA, in 2015, describing the current representation as unproductive and self-serving.

President of the group, Mr. Lawrence Biadero, in a statement in Sapele, said through the years and with the current assembly, Sapele constituents had suffered political decadence and neglect in area of infrastructure development and youth empowerment.

They called on the Sapele people to pull their weight behind Chief Lucky Ayomanor, for the constituency’s seat in 2015, saying the aspirant’s antecedents and commitment to the development of Sapele and its people make him a worthy choice.

He said: “As a change agent, Chief Ayomanor will bring to bear his selflessness, open-mindedness and concern for the common good.”

 

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