PROMISES FULFILLED...

by Onyebuchi Ememanka

In fulfillment of his campaign promises, the member representing the Obingwa/Osisioma/Ugwunagbo Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Abuja, Hon. Engr. Solomon Sloddy Adaelu has procured the following equipment-
1. Three Payloaders
2. Three Graders
3. Three Compactors
4. Three Dozers.

They are all BRAND NEW!

These equipment are to be used for all year round grading of rural roads in the Federal constituency with each of the local governments getting one payloader, one grader, one compactor and one dozer.
These equipment were paid for and shipped to Nigeria by Hon. Adaelu.
They arrived Aba two days ago and are currently packed at the premises of the Osisioma Ngwa Council Secretariat.
They will be distributed shortly and put to use immediately.

Solomon Adaelu promised that all rural roads within our constituency will be graded on a regular basis for as long as he remains a member of the National Assembly.

That's not all.
15 students from each of the three local governments in the constituency will receive full scholarships up to university level. This will kick off next year. I know of this because I am personally involved in the plans.
Also, primary and secondary school children across the three councils will receive educational materials, sandals and school uniforms from the parliamentarian, free of charge by next year. I can also personally confirm this because I am involved in the planning.

Hon. Adaelu has set up and duly registered the Obingwa/Osisioma/Ugwunagbo Multipurpose Cooperative Finance Union which shall serve as a vehicle for the pooling together of resources from several legitimate sources for the purpose of disbursement to as many of our people as possible. Already substantial funds are coming in.

Legislators are not elected to build roads. Under the Buhari government, it is public knowledge that constituency projects and allowances no longer exist. All these are funded from the pockets of the Honorable.


The major business of the National Assembly is to make laws, act as check on the Executive and carry out oversight functions.
Hon Adaelu has remained an excellent law maker. He it was that moved that historic motion that brought the attention of the federal government to the precarious condition of the National Institute for Nigerian Languages Aba which has led to the improvement of funding for the institution. He is a regular contributor to debates on the floor of the House.
His Bill which seeks to alter the relevant sections of the 1999 constitution to extend the retirement ages of Judicial Officers across the country from 65 to 70 years and bring them in tandem with what obtains at the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court, so that the nation can enjoy the benefit of the wisdom of these men before their retirement, has passed second reading in the House.

As Deputy Chairman of the House Committee on Maritime Administration, Maritime Safety and Education, Hon Adaelu has been actively involved in the ongoing reforms in the nation's maritime sector.

All these information are verifiable.

In less than two years of his election to the National Assembly, Solomon Adaelu has completely justified the confidence our people reposed in him.

In doing all of these, Solomon is entrenching the legacies of his father, Elder Dr. Emmanuel Adaelu, MFR, a man who has, over several decades, become the personification and symbol of the struggles of our people for a better life.
Without a doubt, Nna anyi Adaelu must be deeply proud of his son.

Solo, may the good Lord strengthen your hands.

And yes, my Representative is better than yours! www.abiaonline.com

Damn right, he is better than yours.

Ol boy see modern day representation, a 21st century representative.
Godbless you my man

Oh God! please dash our Senators sense

Weldone

A first class Ngwaman. God bless

bro lalasticlala every reasonable Abian is tapping into Dr Ikpeazu's developmental scheme. Have you tapped in?

What does the constituency do with the mechanic plants nd equipments. Do they automatically translate to good roads. What of the operational nd maintenance cost in the long run. Who bears that.
He shld ve used his office, talk to the governor of the state to ensure the state nd local governments do the right thing by giving the people good, quality nd durable roads. That way the people enjoy good dividends of his leadership/representation.
Those tractors nd equipments will just end up in someone's farm

Oche211:
What does the constituency do with the mechanic plants nd equipments. Do they automatically translate to good roads. What of the operational nd maintenance cost in the long run. Who bears that.
He shld ve used his office, talk to the governor of the state to ensure the state nd local governments do the right thing by giving the people good, quality nd durable roads. That way the people enjoy good dividends of his leadership/representation.
Those tractors nd equipments will just end up in someone's farm

Not for farming, the aim is to ensure atleast 85% durable roads in the 3 local governments in his constituency. The local government election is coming up on 17th of DEC, the new chairmen would at least have little excuse not to perform well in office. The governor is quite grateful to Dee Solomon for this gift.

richidinho:
Ol boy see modern day representation, a 21st century representative. Godbless you my man
Oh God! please dash our Senators sense

We are lucky to have him

Ponponkon:
Not for farming, the aim is to ensure atleast 85% durable roads in the 3 local governments in his constituency. The local government election is coming up on 17th of DEC, the new chairmen would at least have little excuse not to perform well in office. The governor is quite grateful to Dee Solomon for this gift.

i never said it was 4 farming. I said it will end up in someone's farm. Na naija we dey.
BTW, who bears the operational nd maintenance cost. What abt the operator. A good road constructed once nd for all would ve been a lot better 4 d people.

So after purchasing these heavy duty machines, contracts will still be signed for the construction of the road, thereafter the contract awardee will construct the roads wit its own machines, what then is the use of these equipments?

Unless the LGA Chairmen will, through a department of wrks, if there is any, use these equipments for road construction in his own constituency.

I won't be overjoyed till the roads are commissioned. It doesn't end in purchasing equipments.

Funnicator:
So after purchasing these heavy duty machines, contracts will still be signed for the construction of the road, thereafter the contract awardee will construct the roads wit its own machines, what then is the use of these equipments?

Unless the LGA Chairmen will, through a department of wrks, if there is any, use these equipments for road construction in his own constituency.

I won't be overjoyed till the roads are commissioned. It doesn't end in purchasing equipments.

Be calm bro,we are going to put them into good use. Count 1 before 2

Hey lalasticlala why not clap for this young man?