Chief George Moghalu, Labour Party candidate for Anambra State November 8th Governorship election, visited the St. Martins Community Children and Welfare Home in Ezinifite, Aguata, and was deeply moved by the selfless work being done to care for the most vulnerable members of our society. The Catholic Diocese of Ekwulobia, under the leadership of Cardinal Peter Ebere Okpaleke, has truly been a beacon of hope for these individuals.
Speaking to Lazeera News, Ohamadike said that this experience reaffirmed his conviction that governance must be driven by compassion and empathy. He obliged that as a leader, his primal duty remains to prioritize the welfare of those who need it most. He further pledged to support initiatives like St. Martins orphanage homes and ensure that no part of Anambra is left behind.
The Labour Party Governorship candidate expressed that his visit to this home was not just a gesture of goodwill; it was a reminder of the transformative power of compassion. He said…
I recall a similar experience where I helped build a home for a woman living in deplorable conditions. It was a small act, but it had a profound impact on her life.
He promised that
As your governor, I will work tirelessly to support projects that uplift the vulnerable and promote the well-being of all citizens. I urge the good people of Anambra to join me in this journey of compassion and progress. Let us build a government that truly cares for its citizens. I ask for your support on November 8th to bring positive change to Anambra. Together, we can build a brighter future for our state.
ANAMBRA GA ADI MMA OZO!
