The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for House of Assembly, Ndokwa West Constituency, Chief Princewill Olie, has declared that his tenure in the Delta State House of Assembly will be dynamic, impactful, and undeniable representation for his constituents.
Chief Olie made this declaration on Saturday during the funeral ceremony of the father-in-law of renowned journalist and Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to the Governor of Delta State on Media, Comrade Fidelis Egugbo, held at Ugiliamai, Ndokwa West Local Government Area.
Addressing community leaders, political stakeholders, and constituents at the residence of Egugbo, Chief Olie emphasized his background as an entrepreneur, highlighting how his business acumen shapes his vision for effective legislative leadership.
”I am an entrepreneur, I will never go to the House of Assembly in Asaba and come back unnoticed,” Chief Olie asserted to a loud cheers from the audience.
Elaborating on his vision, Chief Olie assured the people of Ndokwa West that his goal in Asaba is not merely to occupy a seat, but to actively drive legislative frameworks, economic opportunities, and developmental projects directly to the constituency.
“Comrade Egugbo, you are a friend and brother and one of the pillars to our leader, our dear and highly cherished Deputy Governor, Sir Monday Onyeme, Ph.D.
“With what you are doing, we will support you politics apart because the second most important person in Delta State is from this community and this race that I am in to represent our people was made possible by our grassroots -oriented Deputy Governor; anything he asks me to do, consider it done.
“We have been going round all the communities in Ndokwa West and documenting the needs of the people, I will not treat the request or need of our people with levity.
“With God, we will record landslide victory; with the help of our Deputy Governor, we will achieve set goals,” he said.
Chief Olie expressed his deep condolences to Comrade Fidelis Egugbo and the bereaved family, praying for God’s comfort during their period of grief while reiterating his gratitude to the people of Ugiliamai for their warm reception and continued support.
A chief from the community, Ugochukwu Solomon Okenne told Chief Olie that the people are natural supporters of the All Progressives Congress because of Deputy Governor Onyeme and called for the construction of Ugiliamai/Ossissa and Ugiliamai/Obikwele roads, noting that the two roads are link roads between Ndokwa West and Ndokwa East local government areas of Delta State.
Egugbo thanked members of his family, the candidate, political elites and his colleagues in politics and the media circle for identifying with him during the burial ceremony.
Some of those who attended the burial ceremony included, members of Knights of John International (KSJI) and their ladies, parishioners of the Catholic Mass Centre, Maris Schools, Amachai, Okpanam, the Chairman of Delta State Council of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade Goodluck Oforbruku, Ogbueshi Lucky Okuji, Chief Ferdinand Ossai, Chief Press Secretary to the Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Comrade Nkem Nweke, the Special Assistant to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori on Media, Hon. Donatus Oji, members of the Exclusive Committee of Friends (EXCOFs) led by Mr Sunny Edoge, Dr Henry Ojefia, Chief Chuks Eboagwu, Hon. Uche Uraih and his family; among several others.
