Why Ughelli-South People Should Vote Temienor Oghenekevwe For House of Assembly, March 18

Why Ughelli-South People Should Vote Temienor Oghenekevwe of SDP For House of Assembly, March 18

By Ezekiel Kagbala

Prince Temienor Oghenekevwe, Canditate of the Social Democratic Party, SDP, is humbly and respectfully seeking the mandate of the good people of Ughelli South Constituency to represent them at Delta State House House of Assembly.

Representatives at State's Houses of Assemblies in Nigeria are saddled with responsibilities of making laws for good governance of the State.

They could also legislate on other matters with which they are empowered by the Constitution to do. Temienor believe strongly that credible, and selfless leadership will uplift the ordinary man and creat a new path for prosperity in Ughelli South constituency where he clamours to represent.

As a successful farmer and businessman, Temienor Oghenekevwe is a man who knows how to successfully get things done for the common good of all. With Ughelli South being the focal point, the people would give their votes on the basis of passion for a man who is prepared for legislative Job.

Temienor Oghenekevwe is begging for your votes to be elected as a member of the Delta State House of Assembly. If elected, he has promised to prioritize the yearnings and aspirations of the people in the constituency.

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