Sometimes leadership speaks so loudly that even silence bows in respect.

What Hon. Amobi Ogah has just done in Isuikwuato and Umunneochi is not merely an empowerment programme — it is a declaration of service, a bold reminder that representation is a contract, not a coronation.

Two LGAs out of the five that make up Abia North
— and in barely two years —
this young legislator has rolled out massive tools of empowerment, life-changing equipment, and visible community impacts that ordinary people can touch, feel, and use to transform their daily bread.

And let us say it plainly, without fear or favour:
this is what leadership looks like.

It is refreshing, almost poetic, to see a man who did not come to Abuja to warm seats, share stories, or decorate billboards.
Hon. Ogah came to work — and the results are now speaking in the markets, in the workshops, in the small businesses that will rise because he rose to his responsibility.

Meanwhile…
In the same Abia North, another has held office for six long years — two full terms of opportunity.
Six years of promises, six years of political theatre.
Yet our people search in vain for one signature project, one empowerment initiative, one legacy strong enough to justify even a second look, let alone a third term.

You cannot demand applause for a performance you never gave.
You cannot ask a people to reward absence with promotion.

Abia North is awake now.
We have tasted what true representation feels like — and the difference is daylight.

Hon. Amobi Ogah has shown that even in two years, a committed leader can uplift communities, empower households, and restore dignity to constituency service, following closely on the footsteps of the leader of our great party Dr. Alex Chioma Otti OFR.
If this is what two years can produce, one can only imagine the symphony of progress a second term would compose.

Today, I congratulate him warmly.
Not just for the items displayed, but for the heart behind the gesture.
For proving that development is not magic — it is simply the fruit of sincerity, vision, and work.

Abia North deserves leaders who will serve, not sleep.
Builders, not broadcasters.
Doers, not storytellers.

And as long as truth holds its place in the sun, the people will always know the difference.

Congratulations, Hon. Amobi Ogah.
May your light continue to rise — and may Abia North follow the brightness of performance, not the shadow of empty titles.

Chief Dr David Ogba Onuoha Bourdex MFR’OON
—Ugo’Ena” Nde Abiriba.