The member representing Osisioma/Ugwunagbo/Obingwa federal constituency, Honourable Solomon Adaelu has directed that the construction equipment he procured for the three local governments he is representing should be moved back to site by next week so as continue the grading of all the rural roads within his constituency since the rainy season is now over.

He asked the three local government chairmen on whose care the equipment are kept, to ensure that they identify areas that need urgent repairs and direct the equipment to be moved to those areas so as to palliate the sufferings of his constituents.

Hon. Adaelu reiterated that the second phase of our rural road grading/rehabilitation program will soon commence, while explaining that the equipment were withdrawn because of threats from some political opponents who were not comfortable by our resolve to give our people a better life instead of partnering with him to ensure that life is made easy for our people, they were rather threatening to burn down the equipment we procured for the people.

He enjoined his constituents not to lose faith and that he is committed towards ensuring that the dividends of democracy get to every nook and cranny of Osisioma/Ugwunagbo/Obingwa federal constituency asking them not to lose sleep over those threats as they are only meant to distract him from discharging his constitutionally assigned role of attracting development to his people, he assured them that he has since towered above such distractions and that he remains focused and unperturbed by such threats but advised the people to stand in defense of democracy and good governance and demand for their rights at all times as good governance, good roads, potable water, security, education, health and all the good things that come from good and responsible government is their right and not a privilege, he advised Abians to demand for it and where they feel that the government has fallen short of their expectation they should ensure that such government is voted out of office because the task of getting Abia to work again is for all of us.

I am not unmindful of their antics and untrue publications against my person but I urge Abians to disregard such, as it is the handiwork of agents of distraction who would rather invest in propaganda than deliver on good governance.