Aiguobarueghian Felicitates Ovia Constituents, Nigerians On 66th Independence Anniversary

The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate for Ovia Federal Constituency in the 2027 general election, Hon. Charity Iguodala Aiguobarueghian, has felicitated with Nigerians, particularly the people of Ovia Federal Constituency, on the occasion of the nation’s 66th Independence Anniversary.

In a goodwill message marking the anniversary, Aiguobarueghian expressed gratitude for Nigeria’s journey as a nation, highlighting the resilience, unity, hope and faith of Nigerians despite the challenges confronting the country.

He described the people of Ovia Federal Constituency as an important part of Nigeria’s strength, noting their contributions through farming, artisanry, entrepreneurship and other productive activities.

According to him, Ovia is blessed with hardworking farmers, skilled artisans, vibrant youths, strong women and experienced elders whose contributions remain vital to the development of the constituency, Edo State and Nigeria.

Aiguobarueghian reaffirmed his commitment to the people of Ovia Federal Constituency, promising to continue to listen to their concerns and advocate for initiatives that would improve their quality of life.

He identified better education, improved road infrastructure, accessible healthcare and greater opportunities for young people as key areas requiring sustained attention for the development of the constituency.

The NDC candidate urged residents to remain hopeful and united in the pursuit of a better future, stressing that collective effort remains essential to building the Nigeria, Edo State and Ovia Federal Constituency of their aspirations.

He also welcomed the people to the month of October and wished Nigerians a peaceful and meaningful Independence celebration.

He said: “Let us keep hope alive. Together, we shall build the Nigeria, Edo State and Ovia of our dreams.”

Aiguobarueghian concluded by praying for continued peace, progress and prosperity in Ovia Federal Constituency, Edo State and Nigeria.