By Madu Obi
The Senator representing Anambra Central Senatorial District in the National Assembly, Senator Victor Umeh, has received commendation from stakeholders who described his performance as very impressive in his first year as a member of the 10th Senate.
They praised his effective representation of Anambra Central Senatorial District, robust defence of Anambra State and Igbo interests in the National Assembly.
Hon Ibuchim Kontact Ezekwelu, a chieftain of Labour Party and national coordinator of the Association of Concerned Non-Indigenes (ACNI), was among those who commended Senator Umeh's performance.
Ezekwelu noted that the Senator has been very sensitive to the concerns of his constituents, demonstrating a deep understanding of their needs and challenges.
He said: "Senator Umeh has done exceptionally well in his first year in office. He has shown himself to be a true representative of his people, always putting their interests first. His dedication to the interests of Anambra State and the Igbo nation are commendable.
One of the highlights of Senator Umeh's first year in office was his advocacy for several bills aimed at promoting economic development, improving infrastructure, and enhancing the quality of life for his constituents.
His contributions to debates on the floor of the Senate have also been widely praised for their insight and depth.
Despite the challenges facing the country, Senator Umeh remains optimistic about the future of Nigeria and the potential for the National Assembly to make a positive impact on the lives of citizens. His determination to continue working tirelessly for the benefit of his constituents and the nation at large has been reassuring to many".
Ezekwelu's sentiments were echoed by other stakeholders, including community leaders, traditional rulers, and political analysts.
In his comment, Chief Kennedy Onwuka praised Senator Umeh's ability to attract developmental projects to his constituency, his advocacy for the rights of his people, and his commitment to quality legislation.
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