YOUTHS, GROUP DENY ENDORSING OKEY EZEA, DESCRIBES HIM AS A DAYDREAMER

(Enugu North Future Leaders Forum)

Youths under the auspice of Ajara Youths Association has debunked the purported endorsement of Barrister Okey Ezeah, the senatorial candidate of the Labour Party. The youths in their numbers, categorically impugned what they described as a calculated attempt to mislead the general public by Ezea who is jostling to represent the people of Enugu North senatorial district in the forthcoming general election.

Recall that media handlers of Barrister Ezea had, few days ago reported that youths in Ajara village, Umuida community in Igbo Eze North local government area of the state endorsed and adopted the labour party candidate as their choice going to the polls.
However, in debunking the said reportage, the community Youth leader Comrade Ikechukwu Mamah said the reported endorsement is the figment of imaginations of Okey Ezeah and his few supporters in the village.

He said: "let me tell you what happened, Okey Ezeah visited the home of one of his few supporters in our village and after being entertained with some crates of beer and garden egg, one of the youths in his entourage rose up and started endorsing him on behalf of a people who were not even aware of their visit to the village.

"Okey Ezeah does not have a single poster or sign that he is existing or even vying for any elective position in our village. In fact, it was on the day they visited that they scantily and fearfully pasted his posters (which were not more than 7 pieces) along the village road. It is daydreaming on the part of Okey Ezeah to think that Umuida community will leave Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi who gave us several kilometers of road and other juicy infrastructures to vote for him."

The Youth leader concluded by stating that Ajara people and Umuida community at large knows no other candidate not political party other than the PDP and her candidates. He reiterated their support for Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi in his senatorial bid, Barrister Peter Mbah's governorship bid and other candidates of the party.

(Enugu North Future Leaders Forum)

He eventually won the election.

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