Leghemo Calls For Unity, Better Infrastructure, Renewed Hope In Southern Ijaw
Diepreye Abaye Leghemo (DAL), the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate for Southern Ijaw Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, has called on the people of the constituency to embrace unity, constructive engagement and a shared commitment to building a better future for their communities.
Leghemo, in his new-week message to the people, described the beginning of a new week as an opportunity for reflection, renewed determination and collective action towards achieving the development aspirations of Southern Ijaw.
He noted that the constituency possesses enormous human potential, with youths full of innovative ideas, women contributing significantly to community development, and elders providing valuable wisdom and guidance.
According to him, the task before the people is to harness these strengths through purposeful leadership and people-oriented representation capable of translating their collective aspirations into tangible development.
The NDC candidate stressed that effective representation must be rooted in listening to the people, responding to their needs and maintaining accountability throughout the period of service.
He maintained that the ambition to represent Southern Ijaw at the National Assembly must go beyond partisan politics and focus on creating opportunities, improving living conditions and securing a brighter future for present and coming generations.
Leghemo also urged residents to remain hopeful and united in their pursuit of improved infrastructure, expanded opportunities for young people, women's empowerment and sustainable community development.
He emphasised the importance of constructive engagement and collective responsibility, noting that the future of Southern Ijaw depends on the willingness of its people to work together towards common goals.
As the 2027 general elections approach, the House of Representatives candidate appealed to the electorate to support his aspiration, expressing confidence that purposeful representation can help advance the interests and development priorities of the constituency.
He called on the people of Southern Ijaw to make their voices count at the ballot on January 16, 2027, by voting for the NDC, describing the election as an opportunity for the electorate to express its aspirations for the future of the constituency.
Leghemo concluded by reaffirming his commitment to a leadership approach that prioritises the people, promotes inclusive development and places the long-term interests of Southern Ijaw above narrow political considerations.
He urged constituents to begin the new week with renewed hope, a spirit of togetherness and a determination to work towards a more prosperous Southern Ijaw.
