‘I won’t squander goodwill of people’ – Abia YPP Gubernatorial Candidate
Engr. Enyinnaya Nwafor, the Abia Gubernatorial Candidate of the Young Progressives Party (YPP), has assured the Abia people that he will not squander or take for granted the enormity of goodwill lavished on him, his Deputy Dr. Chima Anyaso, and the YPP Candidates across the State during the official declaration/unveiling of YPP Candidates held at Aba.
Images from the declaration and unveiling of YPP candidates in Aba where the Gubernatorial candidate, Engr. Enyinnaya Chima Nwafor was officially presented to the good people of Abia State. In attendance were celebrities including Cubana Chief Priest, Rubber Coin & co. Get ready! pic.twitter.com/rTCFPSRnbB
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A letter signed by Engr. Nwafor noted, “from the venue’s main entrance, I felt goose bumps seeing men, women, children, young and old raising a formidable fortress with their bodies, to identify with the New Abia being proposed by the YPP.
“It is impossible not to observe the mammoth crowd, which meant our people made huge personal sacrifices, abandoning their wares, businesses and several other engagements, travelling kilometers to join YPP candidates as they pledge to restore the dignity of man in Abia State.”
He recounted that his foray into politics was premeditated, planned, and deliberate, with a clear-cut objective to make life better, desirable, and worthy for all Abians.
“It is easy for me to read through the minds of people who gathered at Ngwa High School. I am delighted that many have agreed that the Abia of our dream is realisable within a short period. I will urge us not to be weary, as politics played with humanity in mind can never be counterproductive,” he affirmed.
The YPP candidate urged his supporters to eschew violence at all times and shun the temptation of denigrating the personalities of other candidates or their parties. While also ensuring that engagements and conversations are issue-based. According to the Engineer, political engagements that undermine peace make little sense.
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