Chinedu Onyeizu Archives - Page 3 of 5

Jan

03

2026

Onyeizu Graces Obuda Day Celebration, Salutes Aba Indigenes for Upholding Ngwa Culture and Traditions

Abia State, Cultural Heritage, Metro, NewsAbia State, Chinedu Onyeizu, Metro, Politics

It was a colourful and memorable celebration of heritage as the Obuda people marked their annual cultural festival, popularly known as Obuda Day, drawing sons and daughters of Ngwaland from far and near. The event showcased the rich customs, values, and traditions of the Ngwa people, with cultural displays, traditional dances, and community bonding that highlighted the people’s deep respect for their ancestral roots. Among the dignitaries in attendance was Engr. Chinedu Onyeizu, a proud son of Ngwa land, who has remained consistent in identifying with his people and supporting initiatives that promote unity, culture, and development. His presence at…

Jan

02

2026

By Amos Oge Kalu

Gov. Otti Will Secure Overwhelming Re-Election Victory Regardless of Political Platform – Onyeizu Expresses Confidence

Abia State, News, Opinion, Politics2027, Abia State, Alex Otti, Chinedu Onyeizu, Nigeria, Politics

Engr. Chinedu Onyeizu has expressed strong confidence that Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, will record an overwhelming victory in the 2027 governorship election, irrespective of the political platform on which he chooses to contest. Onyeizu made this assertion while responding to questions from journalists who paid him a New Year courtesy visit. The journalists had sought his views on whether Governor Otti’s decision not to join former Labour Party's presidential candidate, Peter Obi, in the African Democratic Congress (ADC) could have any negative impact on his chances of securing a second term. According to Onyeizu, Governor Otti’s re-election prospects…

Dec

27

2025

By Amos Oge Kalu

2027: Onyeizu Launches Reform Movement, Distributes Food Items to Strengthen Otti’s Re-Election Drive in Abia South

Abia State, Lifestyle, News, Politics, SponsoredAbia State, Alex Otti, Chinedu Onyeizu, Politics

The re-election of Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, has received a major boost with the official inauguration of the Chinedu Onyeizu Reformative Movement, a grassroots political structure established to mobilize support ahead of the 2027 governorship election. The movement, which was formally inaugurated this Friday at the Aba Town Hall, drew a large turnout of party faithful, supporters, and stakeholders from across Abia South. The newly-constituted Central Executive Committee comprises notable party stalwarts drawn from the six local government areas of Abia South Senatorial District, reflecting a broad-based and inclusive structure. Speaking at the event, the Convener of the…

Dec

17

2025

By Amos Oge Kalu

Public Voices Reaffirm Commitment, Support for Engr. Chinedu Onyeizu in 2027

Abia State, News, Opinion, PoliticsAbia State, Chinedu Onyeizu, Opinion, Politics

The Chinedu Onyeizu Campaign Organization has observed with keen interest the growing public reactions that followed Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe’s recent comments on the 2023 presidential election. What began as a national political debate has now reopened unresolved questions closer to home, particularly concerning the credibility of the 2023 Abia South senatorial election. In doing so, public opinion has once again reaffirmed what we have consistently maintained: that Engr. Chinedu Onyeizu was the rightful choice of the people of Abia South. Across Abia State, voices from different segments of society: legal practitioners, youth advocates, community leaders, and ordinary citizens, have openly…

Dec

15

2025

By Amos Oge Kalu

If Vision Had Won: How Abia South Would Have Fared With Onyeizu as Senator

Abia State, Metro, News, Opinion, Politics2027, Abia South, Abia State, Chinedu Onyeizu, Opinion, Politics

If vision had prevailed in the 2023 general election, Abia South Senatorial District would today be telling a very different story, one defined not by length of service, but by depth of impact. For nearly two decades, the district has been represented in the Senate, yet the everyday realities of the people have remained largely unchanged. Federal presence is thin, empowerment is limited, and opportunities for youths and women have been more a matter of chance than of deliberate policy. While other senatorial districts across the country point to roads, institutions, employment schemes, and structured empowerment programmes attracted by their…