2015: Imo people urged not to vote on sentiment

Madumere made the appeal at Enyiogugu Ancient Kingdom in Aboh Mbaise Local Government Area last week when he attended the dedication of the son of his chief detail, Mr. Steven Diala.He urged the people to jettison the attitude of followership by sentiment.The deputy governor urged them to evaluate the antecedents of the candidates before choosing […]

Madumere made the appeal at Enyiogugu Ancient Kingdom in Aboh Mbaise Local Government Area last week when he attended the dedication of the son of his chief detail, Mr. Steven Diala.
He urged the people to jettison the attitude of followership by sentiment.
The deputy governor urged them to evaluate the antecedents of the candidates before choosing whom to vote for.
He enumerated the achievements of Governor Okorocha which is targeted at uplifting the living standard of the people.
He also insisted on the policy of educating their children by the present administration which is aimed  at empowering them and to give them opportunity of changing their status to a more valuable one in the society.
He said: “He said that politicians who are supposed to help their brothers in a political party who have spent well over 12 years in power have  nothing to show for it.”
He also reminded them what Imo people have lost in the hands of the PDP and the government at the centre averred that the only federal government projects commissioned in Imo were expired politicians.
He therefore called on the people of Enyiogugu to “look at every candidate, weigh them on the scale before making their decisions” even as he reminded them of the present government’s people-oriented policies and the need to sustain it by voting massively for All Progressives Congress at all levels.