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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

UDUAGHAN VISION EARNS COMMUNITY SUPPORT AHEAD OF 2011.

Uduaghan Vision recently proved to Deltans that their political pressure group position is one with a formidable grass-root and community grasp.


The group’s recent tour to the traditional ruler’s palaces in the Anioma nation buttress the fact that they are well positioned to help lead the present government of Dr. Eweta Emmanuel Uduaghan to secure Victory at the polls come 2011.


Between 26th to 28th January 2010, a 16 man powered committee led by Dr. Joshua E. Enueme paid Advocacy visits to the palaces of traditional and community leaders in Oshimili South, Aniocha South and Oshimili north Local Government areas of the state.


The team leader, Dr. Joshua E. Enueme at the traditional rulers palaces informed the communities that the objective of the Uduaghan Vision’s tour include: to sensitize the royal fathers on the reason for the formation of Uduaghan Vision and why the group want to support the Governor come 2011.


Dr. Enueme, further explained, that the group is already forging bridges of unity amongst Anioma people and Deltans from other senatorial districts towards the realization of Uduaghan Vision’s aim and goals come 211 and the realization of the Anioma quest for Delta State Governorship bid come 2015, to their needs they pledge their loyalty and votes for Uduaghan come 2015.
The team presented copies of the Uduaghan Vision maiden magazine to the community leaders.


The Anioma Community leaders visited promise to support the Gov. Uduaghan 2nd term bid as long as come 2015, he will deliver on his promise to support the Anioma nation in the realization of their aspiration to the government House.
Evan. Ossia N. Ossia reminded the Community that beyond 2011, the Uduaghan Vision will transform into Anioma Vision to provide the platform for the realization of the Political Anioma quest.


The community leaders were reminded that soon the Uduaghan vision will organize a rally which they will be invited and such occasion will be a bridge building event b/w the Anioma people and the rest Deltans.


At various communities visited Chief Dan Okenyi, chief Douglas Okolotu and Dr. Emmanuel Mafiana in their brief remark highlighted with respect to the promises made by the Delta state government on the 3 point agenda and the promises kept by the same administrations, which include: commissioning and implementation of the Urban taxi scheme, signing of N1 billion M.O.U with Bank Of Industries (B.O.I) for Small and Medium Enterprise (SMEs) in Delta State, the flagging off and Operational free rural health-care program, street light project in most major cities, that have reduced crime rate and the completed Olumu bridge.



Chief Mary Chidi challenged Delta State women to take positive steps towards active civil and political participation in their communities, she encouraged them to take advantage of the gender-friendly programs of the State government and seek meaningful and proactive ways to support and benefit from the on going free rural health care program, free maternal health care delivery system, the gender-friendly micro-credit program for rural women and Urban Active poor.


The touring team created an Interactive session for the communities visited; an opportunity the community used to both appreciate the state government for remembering their existence, as well as an occasion used to share their pains and needs and promised that with the state administrations attendance

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