INYI THANK-YOU RALLY: ONWUEGBU REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO EFFECTIVE REPRESENTATION, MORE ROAD PROJECTS

… Federal lawmaker appreciates massive show of solidarity; assures Inyi, Awlaw and other communities of more developmental projects; rallies Awgu women behind APC

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The Member representing Aninri, Awgu and Oji-River Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Engr. Anayo Onwuegbu, FNSE, has reaffirmed his commitment to effective representation, increased road infrastructure and the delivery of more impactful development projects across his constituency.

Onwuegbu gave the assurance on Sunday, November 1, 2026, during a Thank-You Mega Rally organised by the people of Inyi Wards 1, 2, 3 and 4 at Agbariji Primary School Field, Inyi, Oji-River Local Government Area of Enugu State.

The rally was attended by the Senator representing Enugu West Senatorial District, Distinguished Senator Osita Ngwu, and the Member representing Oji-River State Constituency in the Enugu State House of Assembly, Hon. Osita Eze.

Convened by Hon. Ogochukwu Ihemezue, popularly known as Ogobridal, together aides of the Senator and the house of Reps member in the area the gathering was organised to appreciate Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, Senator Osita Ngwu and Hon. Osita Eze for their performance, contributions and developmental strides since assuming office approximately three years ago.

Addressing the enthusiastic crowd, Hon. Onwuegbu expressed profound gratitude to the people of Inyi for the initiative, speaking on behalf of Governor Mbah, Senator Ngwu and Hon. Eze. He described the impressive turnout as a powerful statement of confidence, solidarity and support for the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

For the lawmaker, the rally was more than a celebration of political leadership; it was a compelling reminder that public trust is both an honour and an obligation. He described the event as a morale booster that would further inspire him and his colleagues to redouble their efforts towards delivering quality representation and tangible democratic dividends.

Reaffirming his commitment to the development of the area, Onwuegbu assured the people of more road projects and other interventions across Umuagu, Enugu-Inyi, Obune, Amankwo-Inyi, Umuome, Awlaw and other communities in Zone B.

He emphasised that the aspirations of the people remained central to his legislative engagements, pledging continued efforts to attract development and ensure that the benefits of governance reach communities at the grassroots.

Among the dignitaries at the rally were the Executive Chairman of Oji-River LGA, Hon. Greg Anyaegbudike; Oji-River APC Chairman, Hon. Paul Udebuluzor; Hon. Barr. Emeribe, Campaign Director-General of Omeiheukwu; Hon. Sir Ephraim Offiah; Hon. Boniface Uchendu; other Omeiheukwu aides and several political leaders and stakeholders.

Earlier in the day, the federal and state lawmakers paid a courtesy visit to the traditional rulers of the area at the palace of HRH Igwe Mike Oformberede Ogu, Igwe Obibi I of Obibi Kingdom and Chairman of the Inyi Traditional Rulers’ Council.

The delegation was received by other royal fathers, including Igwe Ignatius Okpara, Enyi I of Agbada-Enyi, and Igwe Festus Umeh, Chieze I of Alum-Inyi, alongside Dr. Levi Uche Madueke, Coordinating Chairman of Ugwu-Inyi Autonomous Community, and other cabinet chiefs.

The traditional rulers offered prayers and blessings to the visiting leaders, reaffirming the important role of traditional institutions in promoting peace, unity and community development.

In a related engagement, Hon. Engr. Onwuegbu reassured women in Awgu Local Government Area of his commitment to effective representation and the attraction of more developmental projects to the area.

The lawmaker gave the assurance while expressing support for a programme organised by the Honourable Commissioner for Human Capital Development and Poverty Alleviation, Prof. Bernedett Ekwutosi Okoli, on the same day at Mgbidi/Mmaku Ward.

The gathering witnessed an impressive turnout of women and attracted prominent political leaders and stakeholders, including the Governor of Enugu State, Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, ably represented by his Chief of Staff, Hon. Barr. Victor Udeh; the host Local Government Chairman, represented by his Chief of Staff, Hon. Chief Ndubuisi Nwaudigwe; and the Member representing Awgu South State Constituency in the Enugu State House of Assembly, Hon. Anthony Nwankwo.

Other dignitaries included the APC Campaign Coordinator for Enugu West, Hon. SK Udeokoye; the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor, Hon. Okey Nathan Udeh; the Secretary of Awgu LGA, Rt. Hon. Nelson Uduji; and Hon. Ifeanyichukwu Chukwu, SLA Liaison for Awgu to Hon. Onwuegbu, alongside other distinguished stakeholders.

Speaking at the programme, the federal lawmaker acknowledged the dignitaries and commended the women of Awgu for their solidarity and continued support for the APC.

He expressed support for the initiative and conveyed similar assurances from Senator Osita Ngwu, urging the women to sustain their political engagement and support for the party at all levels.

The two engagements underscore Hon. Onwuegbu’s determination to strengthen grassroots relationships, deepen responsive representation and ensure that democratic dividends translate into meaningful development across Aninri, Awgu and Oji-River Federal Constituency.

In a democracy, the true measure of representation lies not merely in occupying public office, but in remaining connected to the people, listening to their concerns and pursuing solutions to their needs. For Hon. Onwuegbu, the engagements provided another opportunity to reaffirm that commitment and renew the bond between leadership and the electorate.

Media Office of the Member Representing Aninri/Awgu/Oji-River Federal Constituency

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