IKEOHA IS OUR MAN
Arising from a scheduled DIY (Do It Yourself) Sensitization workshop organized by the Abuja based Igbo-centric Socio-cultural organization, Igbo Indigenes Without Border (IIWB), for the electorate of Enugu West constituency in Enugu State, a fortnight ago in preparation for the forthcoming general elections, Dr. Bernard Oshi, the President General of IIWB has reiterated his call for the continuity of credible representations at the upper chamber for Ndi Igbo, as exemplified by Professor Ike Ekweremadu, Ikeoha Ndi Igbo.
Speaking to a select crop of media organizations during the closing ceremony of the workshop which held at Ndiagboh, Aninri LGA, Enugu State, Oshi called for the re election of the distinguished Deputy President of the Nigerian Senate who according to him is "the epitome of service, sacrifice, unalloyed and fruitful representations, and a true democrat whose sole aim in government is hinged on the betterment of his people, devoid of pecuniary needs! My constituency has never had it this good, never before! And like Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist, we want more of the good times, more of the giant strides in both human and infrastructural developments, more of the robust representations, and of course, more of the overwhelming goodwill that Ikeoha attracts to our land" he declared.
Dr. Bernard Oshi, a Youth Ambassador of note whose philanthropic gestures is becoming quite legendary, is of the opinion that "the only way to build up Igbo Land is by making sure we always present our best eleven at all times, because it is only our best team that comprises of political heavyweights and intellectually sound people like the venerable Chief Ekweremadu and men of his ilk that can help us all in creating the Igbo land of our dreams."
Extolling the virtues of the Mpu-Aninri born Deputy Senate President, Dr. Oshi, popularly known as Ben 10, opined that "Ikeoha has demonstrated time and time again through his political sagacity that representing a people goes far beyond warming the seats at the legislative chambers and arguing and bantering words that does not impact positively on the people being represented. He has opened our eyes to what it's all about; about representations and governance with a human face and about the dividends of democracy accruable to we, the masses; the electorate! We have tasted this sweet side of the democratic apple, therefore, we can never settle for anything less. That's why I state it equivocally once again, Ike Oha Ndi Igbo is our Man; he is our strength!"
An enterprising and upwardly mobile young man who like the proverbial nwata has washed his hands thoroughly to dine and wine with the elders, Oshi is the CEO of Ben 10 Equipments, Ben 10 Global Resources and Ben 10 Entertainments, alongside a thriving non for profit charitable organization he uses in extending his widow's mite to the needy in his community. Ambassador Bernard Oshi also wears the additional feather of the exalted and highly revered Ugo as the West African Regional Marketing Director of Sany Heavy Equipments and Machineries Inc. the Numero Uno in the Heavy Equipments and Machinery manufacturing and leasing sector in the world.
In conclusion, Ben 10 revealed that "my company, Sany Heavy Equipments and Machineries in partnership with Dr. Ekweremadu is in the process of giving out life changing Scholarships to about 30 (thirty) indigent students of Enugu West, to study in our parent company's University in China, the Sany College, with irrevocable offers of automatic employment with Sany Worldwide on a start off monthly salary of 1500USD (one thousand five hundred dollars) each, which is about =N=600.000 (six hundred thousand naira)!" "I most sincerely implore the entire registered voters of Enugu West to troop out en masse on February 16, to vote massively for Ikeoha to continue his good works" Ben 10 emphasized in closing.
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