HAPPY NEW MONTH, Umunnem Ndi NJIKOKA 1!
To my dear people of Njikoka 1 Constituency, I warmly wish you and your families a beautiful November filled with peace, good health, happiness and abundant blessings.
Your welfare, aspirations and collective progress remain close to my heart. As we look towards a brighter future, let us remain united, engaged and committed to building a constituency where education, youth empowerment, quality representation and community development take priority.
As we approach another important electoral season, I encourage every eligible voter to obtain their Permanent Voter's Card (PVC), participate actively in the democratic process and make informed choices about the future of our constituency. Your vote is your voice, and your participation matters!
Together, let us keep the hope for a better Njikoka 1 alive.
Wishing you a peaceful and prosperous October!
Amb. Charles Isintume (PICO)
NDC Candidate, Njikoka 1 Constituency,
Anambra State House of Assembly 2027
NEW MONTH: AMB. CHARLES ISINTUME EXTENDS NOVEMBER GREETINGS TO NJIKOKA 1, URGES VOTER PARTICIPATION

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