Emeka Atuma Commends NDPHC Boss Adighije Over Grassroots Development Commitment

The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for Abia Central Senatorial District, Hon. Emeka Atuma, has commended the Managing Director/CEO of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC), Engr. Jennifer Adighije, for her commitment to grassroots development, describing her as an asset to the APC.

CDA News Nigeria reports that Atuma spoke through the Director General of the Emeka Atuma for Senate Campaign Council, Hon. Chidi Nwosu.

According to the campaign, Olokoro Clan has seen significant community development. Adighije and her father, Senator Chris Adighije, reportedly commissioned several community projects aimed at improving local infrastructure and shared spaces.

CDA News Nigeria gathered that the projects included the renovation of classroom blocks at Boys Secondary School, Olokoro, and the construction of a 3D concrete floor at the Olokoro Civic Hall.

Responding, Adighije thanked the Federal Government under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the confidence reposed in her through her appointment. She said serving at the national level had also given her a platform to contribute to the development of her community. She pledged to do more for Olokoro and urged the people to keep supporting President Tinubu, Atuma and other APC candidates.

Also present were the APC candidate for Umuahia South State Constituency, Hon. Chijioke Onyeulo (CeeJay Rambo), the Council of Ndi Eze Olokoro, the President-General of Olokoro and other community stakeholders. Their presence gave the occasion both a developmental and a political dimension.

The details of the projects were supplied by the Atuma campaign and have not been independently verified.

CDA News Nigeria will update this story as more information emerges.

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