By Chuks Collins, Awka
The current 2027 political dispensation is poised to usher in a new and formidable era of youthful leadership.
It would bring in refined sound argument that would open the eyes of all constituents to always go for the most vibrant, and gallant candidates.
This wonderful move was expected to force every part of the nation to select her best articulate minds and materials.
This idea was unveiled Sunday, October 11, 2026 at Enugwu-ukwu during an interactive session by University lecturers drawn from the seven Councils constituting the Central Senatorial Constituency, with the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) candidate, Hon Dozie Nwankwo (Onyendozi).
Nwankwo who was classified as a top ranking National Assembly(NASS) member won the Anambra Central senatorial ticket of APGA by a popular vote margin urged all electorates to work harmoniously as a team to see him clinch a landslide win for the interest and benefit of all.
The favorite candidate urged the voters to support him to the hilt as it would benefit all abundantly.
He pointed out that all communities in Njikoka, Dunukofia, Anaocha, Awka North/South, as well as the Idemili North and South Councils shall be actively carried along in his representation. Moreso, he reiterated that “this Constituency office belongs to all of us.
“And in times of need, each of member of the senatorial zone is free to come or call our workers here and be attended to”, Onyendozi assured.
He disclosed that arrangements have been concluded to keep the office telephone lines open round -the -clock for effective coverage service and attention to the people of the constituency.
The spokesman for the group, Dr Chike Oramalu said that he’s the popular choice of all in the coming January Senate election.
According to Oramalu, a lecturer of Political Science from the University of Idaho, United States of America, Dozie Nwankwo emerged the hot favorite and preferred choice after a thorough scrutiny and assessment. He therefore urged voters to make a very wise and informed choice while casting their ballots.
