Stakeholders of Igbo Extraction in Nasarawa State have pledged their support for the gubernatorial candidate of the Labour party (LP ), Comrade Joseph Ewuga, in his quest to lead the Nasarawa State.
They expressed their commitment when they received the Labour party leader, during his consultative visit to the Stakeholders in Lafia the state capital.
Community leaders, party stakeholders, and women leaders that spoke at the event include, the President General of Igbos in Nasarawa state, Igwe Innocent, Nathaniel Nduuba, Ezeigbo Nasarawa State and Chief Joseph Ugwueze- Chairman 1 Million Man March for Peter Obi Ahmed Datti In Nasarawa State all vowed to work hard to ensure LP wins all forthcoming elections.
They expressed joy at the emergence of Ewuga as the gubernatorial candidate of LP in Nasarawa state for the March, 11 governorship poll.
They promised to support all LP candidates to win the 2023 election.
The LP chairman Emmanuel Alex appealed to the Igbo people to come on board “the moving train” of Ewuga and LP and contribute with their votes to put Nasarawa in the hands of a competent leader.
He said if Ewuga wins the Igbo people will start drinking from his milk of human kindness, high principle, intelligence, leadership skills, and practical ideas to make Nasarawa state rise from slumber.
“He is the only man that has used his position and connections to empower many people. He will execute meaningful projects.
“This is the only man that would work with technocrats, people of integrity to develop Nasarawa. He is forthright and that’s why fraudulent people de-market him because they know he won’t give them space to operate and waste the resources of the state if he becomes governor,” Alex said.
Addressing the people, Ewuga told the gathering: “We are looking for men and women of goodwill who will join hands with us to rebirth Nasarawa so that we can set it on the path of development.”
He urged the Igbo community to support his ‘rebirth’ mission as the end product would be beneficial to everyone.
The LP gubernatorial flag bearer urged the stakeholders to vote for all LP candidates from Peter Obi to the state house of assembly members.
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