IMO NORTH SENATE: CHIEF EMMANUEL OKEWULONU (IKEOHA) WILL DO IT DIFFERENTLY.
By Innocent Osuoha
Many in Okigwe have seen politicians come, whine, and go with no revolutionary change in the zone.
Many have become politically lethargic with the question “who will be better, when he come and what will change?”.
Definitely, when Chief Emmanuel Okewulonu (Ikeoha), the Eagle lands, he will approach the Senate with a mindset Okigwe has waited too long to see.
His difference will begin with physical presence approach. Ikeoha understands that representation is not seasonal; it is constant engagement with communities, traditional institutions, youth groups, and professionals whose ideas often never reach Abuja.
At the Senate, he will push targeted legislation that speaks directly to Okigwe’s realities, rural road networks, erosion control, agricultural value chains, and youth employment.
He will not chase vague national headlines, he will focus on budgetary relevance, ensuring Okigwe projects are not only captured but defended, monitored, and delivered.
Ikeoha will also leverage strategic partnerships, federal agencies, private investors, and development institutions to unlock Okigwe’s agricultural and human potential. His emphasis on accountability will restore trust, while his calm, principled politics will attract respect across party lines.
Above all, Ikeoha’s Senate will be one where Okigwe is no longer remembered only during elections, but felt in policy, projects, and progress.
The Eagle will soon land.