MAMMOTH CROWD WELCOMES HON. RAYMOND AGWU IN AMEKE ITEM, AS HE FLAGS OFF CAMPAIGN


What a great feat yesterday, by the New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP), House of Assembly Candidate, Bende North state Constituency, Chief Raymond Chukwuma Agwu. Who flagged off his electioneering campaign with funfair.






The program with started with the presentation of flag to the incoming House of assembly candidate by the state party chairman, Hon. Victor Ogaranya, ably supported by the state Secretary of the party, Hon. Jonah Mba and other party executives and faithful, saw mammoth crowd welcome the uncanny grassroots mobilizer who used the opportunity to reel out his plan for the good people of Bende North if elected into power.




NNPP, is moving stronger in Abia State.

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