Ngige’s community pledges bloc votes for APC candidate

Participants during the tour

The people of Alor, in Idemili South Local Government Area of Anambra State, the community of the former Minister of Labour and Productivity, Senator Chris Ngige, have promised to deliver 100 per cent votes to the All Progressives Congress House of Representatives candidate for the Idemili North/South Federal Constituency, Kingsley Ezekwelu, in the 2027 general elections.

They also promised to mobilise votes for President Bola Tinubu in the area for his re-election.

The community said the bloc votes will come mostly from the registered members of the party across the community.

They gave this assurance during a “thank you” rally in the community, organised by the campaign council of the APC candidate on Tuesday.

The “thank you” rally was organised for Alor APC Ward 1 and 2 in the community.

Speaking further during the event, the APC Alor Ward 1 Chairman, Nonso Okoye, said the huge turnout of the party faithful at the event already signalled what the Alor people could offer the central-ruling party in terms of votes at the poll.

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He added that the massive turnout at the event had already pointed to its capability to ensure over 100 per cent votes for Kingsley Ezekwelu.

He said, “The voting strength of the Alor people in support of Senator Ngige, whom we unanimously described as the town’s political leader cannot be ignored by any politician and their respective political parties.

“Our total support for Ezekwelu, is to show our continued loyalty to Senator Ngige. We will commence in earnest door-door mobilisation campaign to ensure total victory for Ezekwelu to enable him represent the good people of Idemili North and South Federal Constituency at the Green Chamber of the National Assembly Abuja, come January 16th, 2027 general election.”

While addressing the crowth, the House of Representatives hopeful, Ezekwelu, promised to run an all-inclusive representation, if given the opportunity to serve.

Ezekwelu informed the people that he remains the only candidate in the race that has the legislative experience and capacity to attract federal presence to Idemili North and South Federal Constituency.

He also informed the people that he is going to the National Assembly to consolidate on the already built legacies of Senator Chris Ngige.