APC Group Lauds South-East Residents’ Support, Kalu’s Leadership

The All Progressives Congress (APC) Integrity Group has commended South-East residents in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) for their strong support for candidates of the party in last month’s area council election in the territory.

The group noted that during the campaign period, the deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu who served as secretary of the APC campaign council for the election, had appealed to South-East residents to support the party by voting for its candidates.

The APC Integrity Group in a statement by its national coordinator, Ardo Zubariu and national secretary, Chinsom Nwakanma, said the response to that call was impressive and contributed significantly to the party’s victory in five of the six area councils.

“We sincerely appreciate the South-East residents in the FCT for standing with the deputy speaker and supporting APC candidates during the election. Their solidarity and participation played a vital role in the successes recorded by the party,” the statement said.

The group also used the opportunity to highlight the leadership profile and achievements of Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu, describing him as one of the most influential voices of the South-East in national politics.

A lawyer, policy advocate and experienced legislator, the lawmaker has distinguished himself through effective parliamentary leadership and commitment to national unity and inclusive governance.

Since assuming office as Deputy Speaker, Kalu has played a key role in promoting legislative reforms, strengthening democratic institutions and supporting policies aimed at economic growth and national development.

He has also been actively involved in initiatives aimed at promoting peace, reconciliation and greater national integration.

The APC Integrity Group noted that Kalu’s growing national stature and strategic position in government have provided increased political visibility and representation for the South-East region.