FOLLOW YOUR CONSCIENCE: REP MEMBER TELLS ANAMBRA ELECTORATES ‎

Afam Ogene, House of Representative Labour Party Caucus leader has implored voters in the coming Anambra State Gubernatorial election to follow their conscience in exercising their franchise on Saturday.

‎The lawmaker who represents the Ogbaru Federal Constituency in the green chamber emphasized the fact that people should be able make their choices without fear of backlash as intimidating defeats the very essence of Democracy.

‎Ogene said, “It is a misconception that those who don’t support a particular government will be denied development benefits. When infrastructure such as roads, boreholes, or schools is built, it’s illogical to think that only supporters of the administration will use them.

‎“In the case of Ogbaru constituency, we have not been considered worthy of enjoying these acclaimed dividends of democracy, yet we are being blackmailed to think that, this time around, except we vote in a particular way, we would be further denied government patronage, an inalienable right of every citizen.

‎“I, therefore, urge every resident of Ogbaru, nay Anambra State, to go out on Saturday, November 8, 2025, to fulfil a sacred obligation imposed on them by the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria: vote for a candidate of their choice, without any fear of intimidation, coercion and or inducement.

‎“The Ogbaru Federal Constituency has long been neglected by the state government, with the sole connecting road in a deplorable state.

‎“Despite the area generating significant oil revenue, the lack of infrastructure has led to severe economic and social challenges, affecting farmers and businesses who struggle to transport goods to the market.”

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