The Labour Party's political momentum in Abia North appears to be gathering significant pace as the party's Senatorial Candidate for Abia North, Chief Dr. David Ogba Onuoha Bourdex (MFR, OON), received overwhelming support from the people and traditional institution of Nkporo during the final phase of his consultation tour across the three major communities that make up Ohafia Local Government Area. The historic visit, which brought together the revered Eze Aja of Nkporo, his Council of Chiefs, community leaders, women, youths and party supporters, marked the completion of Bourdex's first round of consultations with the traditional institutions of Ohafia LGA…
MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT The Labour Party Senatorial Candidate for Abia North, Chief Dr. David Ogba Onuoha Bourdex, has announced plans to begin a weekly radio and online television broadcast aimed at engaging residents of the senatorial zone on his vision for the zone. According to a statement issued to journalists, the special programme will commence on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, and will air every Tuesday in the coming weeks and beyond. The broadcast is expected to provide a platform for Chief Bourdex to outline his policy direction, developmental agenda, and key priorities for Abia North. He will also speak on his…
Chief Dr. David Ogba Onuoha Bourdex, MFR’OON (Ugo’Ena Nde Abiriba), has dismissed as false and misleading a viral statement claiming that he has withdrawn from the 2027 Abia North Senatorial race, describing the report as a calculated attempt to misinform the public and create political confusion. In an official response, Chief Onuoha said his attention was drawn to a fabricated post currently being circulated and wrongly attributed to him. He stressed that he never made any statement suggesting that he would not contest the Abia North Senatorial seat in 2027. “I did not make any such statement,” he said, adding…
(A reflection for every vigilant son and daughter of Abia North) In the last few weeks, Chief Orji Uzor Kalu has suddenly rediscovered his voice— not for development, not for unity, not for the forgotten roads or abandoned communities he once pledged to uplift— but for a new theatre of accusation. With a trembling urgency, he has thrown himself into a crusade against Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB, claiming—without evidence, without context—that 30,000 souls perished and that Igbo prosperity was shattered at the feet of one man. But politics, my people, is rarely about the noise we hear. It is more…
