2027: We’ll Re-elect Amobi Ogah, Says Group

By Alphonsus Okoroigwe
As the nation prepares for general elections next year, a political advocacy group, Bring the Change (BTC), has said it will mobilise support for the re-election of Hon. Amobi Ogah, member representing Isuikwuato/Umunneochi Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives.
Addressing journalists in Isuochi Sunday, the group’s coordinator Elder Paulinus Nwagu said, “Re-electing Hon. Amobi Ogah has become very necessary, considering his landmark achievements and the many projects he has attracted to Isuikwuato/Umunneochi Federal Constituency in the last three years.”
“Before he assumed office in 2023, Isuikwuato/Umunneochi people were living in fear, as kidnapping, killings, and banditry had made our roads unsafe, with our markets empty.
“But he fought this headlong by moving a motion that made the House set up a special ad-hoc committee, and created Operation Crush in partnership with the Abia State Government.
“Today, our people can go to farm, move about freely, and travel unhindered. This is a very big achievement for the overall good of our people,” Nwagu said.
He observed that against political rhetoric, Ogah empowers people with tools to earn a living and forge ahead in life.
“In 2024, he empowered constituents with cars, minibuses, tricycles, motorcycles, sewing machines, grinding machine, generators, and cash to do serious business.
“He repeated this in a grand empowerment outing in December 2025, maintaining that poverty is the root of insecurity. He renovated the long-abandoned Isuikwuato General Hospital, converting Achara General Hospital in Uturu into an annex of the Federal Medical Centre, Umuahia. In fact, the list of his achievements is too long to begin to mention them one by one,” Nwagu added.
He insisted that for equity, fairness, and peace to continue to drive progress and development in Isuikwuato/Umunneochi Federal Constituency, Hon. Amobi Ogah from Uturu deserves a second term in the House of Representatives, since someone from Isuochi had occupied the office thrice before now.