Senator Ngige makes wave in Anambra

Senator Chris Ngige continued his campaign for re-election as the senator representing Anambra Central Dis­trict, just as he commis­sioned various projects he executed within the zone. Everywhere he visited, Senator Ngige was received by a large crowd of support­ers and All Progressives Con­gress (APC) faithful, who pledged to vote for his return to the Senate.

At Nimo, in Njikoka Lo­cal Government Area, Sena­tor Ngige commissioned five transformers and donated one trailer load of cement to enable the community com­plete its town hall. Addressing a large crowd of supporters who gathered at Chime Hall, he said the transformers were purchased and installed to boost power transmission in the commu­nity.
The Senator said he awarded scholarship to 103 students in Nimo commu­nity, and assured that more students would soon join the beneficiaries, as forms were already out to admit more students in the scheme.
He explained that the scholarship scheme was part of his effort to eradicate illit­eracy and promote education  in the senatorial district.
Responding, the Presi­dent General of Nimo Town Union, Chief Tony Igboka commended Senator Ngige for providing amenities for the people. He assured the Senator of the total support of the peo­ple of Nimo in his ambition to return to the Senate.
“We do not have double mind about our votes com­ing to you en-block, because we are fully satisfied with your performance, both on the floor of the Senate and in the provision of constitu­ency projects.
At Abagana in Njikoka Local Government Area, Senator Ngige commis­sioned five transformers  and assured the people that more students would soon join the 103 students already enjoying his schol­arship from the community. He advised students in­terested in the scholarship to collect and complete the forms as part of the process to obtain the scholarship.
The Senator also visited Abba community where he commissioned four trans­formers. Earlier, Ngige visited Umuoji in Idemili North Local Government Area, his hometown, Alor where he commissioned many constituency projects and made promises to improve their lives.