Ostende Joins ADC, Throws Weight Behind Akachukwu Nwankpo

Respected Senior Lecturer at Federal Polytechnic Okoh, Grassroot Political Activist and Public Affairs Analyst, Oguegbu Ostende Udoka, has thrown his weight behind the Governorship candidate of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Nze Akachukwu Nwankpo.

Making the disclosure today, Ostende said,”Change is a good thing yet it is often times hard to embrace. This is because circumstances would always offer us the impression that the ‘status quo’ can be so much more comfortable hence; we relax and feel that there is no need to embrace change”.

“Meanwhile, to succeed in life, we must not run away from fact of change because it’s that necessary ingredient that spices our life. Indeed, many people hate change, yet others look forward to it. However, the fact remains that resistance to it is normal yet a very destructive thing to life.”

“Today, I have to give in to my weeks of thoughtful contemplations to join hands to campaign for my friend, Nze Sullivan Akachukwu Nwankpo (Oputa Ife Adi), as he holds the ADC ticket to contest for the governorship seat of Anambra State.”

“The destination is still same, AGU AWKA 2022. The vehicle should not be your headache except if it’s a faulty one but whichever is the case, safe arrival to the destination is our hope and prayer.”

“Nze Sullivan Akachukwu Nwankpo is a man with an amazing reputation, sincerity, proven intergrity and high sense of purpose. He has served Nigeria both at the state and at the Federal levels. He came out of public service still holding his head and shoulders high in a stainless credibility cum superlative service to his mother land.”

“His former political party, the All Progressives Grand Alliance, (APGA) before the primary election was stung by the bee of impunity, they dialsqualified him by screening him out of the race, for reasons not clearly understood, an act that made him dump the party with his numerous supporters for ADC.”

“He had earlier sought my support and today, we finally agreed for this meeting where I formally accepted to work for him. I am out to support him and I will leave no stone unturned to work for his successful election. God willing, the story will end in praise.”

“Let’s go and make a story!” he concluded.