Ruth Oginyi
Hon. Comrade Chinedu Ogah, member representing Ikwo/ Ezza South federal constituency in the National Assembly, Friday distributed relief materials worth millions of naira to victims of flood in the Ikwo council area of the state.
Ogah who is currently the Deputy Chairman, House Committee on poverty alleviation, assured the people that he will continue to proved effective representation to the people.
The lawmaker attracted relief materials from Federal Government through the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, and distributed the same to the flood victims of communities in the Ikwo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State.
Hon. Ogah used the opportunity to enlighten the people on the need to vote for all the All Progressives Congress candidates in the forthcoming general election, including Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Rt. Hon. Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru, Engr. Chief Ken Eze and other APC candidates.
The materials were distributed to Echara communities, Ebiem Ekpaomaka, Inyimegu, Igbudu Il, Alike, and other areas in the Ikwo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State.
The deputy director of the National Emergency Management Agency, Southeast, Mr. Godwin Thickman Tamino, and his team witnessed the distribution of the relief materials to the victims of the affected communities.
Mr. Thickman commended Hon. Ogah for his outstanding achievements and successes he has attracted to his constituency through NEMA.
He said that there’s outstanding relief material coming to the Ikwo/ Ezza South constituency; courtesy of the lawmaker.
He sympathized with the flood victims and advised them to make judicious use of the materials received.
The visit attracted some government personalities and elders from Ikwo Local Government Area, including Elder Nwegede Idah, Ikwo South East development coordinator, Hon. John Ogodo and many others.
The food items include pieces of the wrapper, drinking cups, plates, blankets, clothes, bags of Rice, bags of Beans, mosquito nets, mattresses, ceiling boards, and bundles of Zinc.
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