HON. JOSHUA CHINEDU OBIKA-MHR, COMMENDS LABOUR PARTY IN BWARI AREA COUNCIL, SOUTHEAST GEOPOLITICAL ZONE, AS THEY CELEBRATE IKENGA IGBO CULTURAL DAY.
Theme: “Idi N’Otu Ndi Igbo”
Hon. Joshua Chinedu Obika (Ike-Oha Ndi Igbo), the distinguished member representing AMAC/Bwari Federal Constituency, FCT Abuja, graced the prestigious Ikenga Igbo Cultural Day, held at Bwari Town Hall, Action Layout, Bwari, Abuja. His presence ignited the atmosphere, adding great significance to the epoch-making event, which brought together Ndi Igbo in Abuja to foster unity and a shared sense of purpose.
As the Special Guest of Honour, Hon. Obika extolled the organizers for their efforts in uniting Ndi Igbo in the FCT. In his speech, he lauded the Igbo community in Bwari for hosting such a remarkable gathering and urged them to embrace a strong sense of belonging. He emphasized that, beyond commerce, Ndi Igbo must actively engage in the political structures wherever they reside, as politics influences all aspects of daily life. He reminded them that participation in governance is crucial for achieving collective progress.
Furthermore, Hon. Obika encouraged the Igbo community to mobilize support for the Labour Party, establish more chapters, and work towards the party’s victory in the 2026 Area Council elections. He urged aspirants to foster unity, rally behind whoever emerges as the party’s candidate in the primaries, and support the Labour Party’s broader agenda for good governance.
In his remarks, the National Chairman of the Labour Party, Barr. Julius Abure, reaffirmed that the party remains a united and formidable force committed to delivering quality leadership to Nigeria and the FCT. He assured Ndi Igbo that the Labour Party would support Igbo candidates in the 2027 elections and reiterated that the party’s primaries for the upcoming Area Council elections would be free, fair, and credible. He dismissed rumors of favoritism, declaring that he has no anointed candidates and would oppose any leader attempting to impose one. Addressing speculations about his alleged ties with the APC, he categorically debunked such claims, urging members to defend him against false accusations, reaffirming his loyalty and unwavering commitment to the Labour Party’s vision.
The event featured Amb. Sir Patrick Njoku as the keynote speaker and was graced by several high-profile dignitaries, including Labour Party National Chairman, Barr. Julius Abure, Distinguished Senator Ireti Kingibe, HRH Eze Dr. Nwosu Ibe JP, MON, Hon. Alfred Ozoemena, Chairman, Labour Party Southeast Geopolitical Zone, Comr. Chukwuemeka Diugwu, Chairman, Labour Party FCT, Hon. Mrs. Joy Amaka Ohiomero, Labour Party Leader, Abuja South, Bwari Area Council Chairmanship and Councillorship Aspirants
As special song was presented by Prince Zanco I.D and sponsored by Barr. Adamu Ahmed on behalf of the Hausa community, was dedicated to Hon. Chinedu Obika in recognition of his developmental strides in Abuja.
The Ikenga Igbo Cultural Day was a resounding success, reinforcing the Labour Party’s commitment to inclusivity, grassroots mobilization, and the empowerment of Ndi Igbo in political participation and governance.
Obika Media Team
