Ambassador Dr. Osita Offor – De Ultimate Commander, the Ikenga Gburugburu of Ohafia Ancient Kingdom, has issued a passionate call to the people of Abia State to rise up and take an active role in shaping the future of the state through the ongoing voter registration exercise.
In a stirring statement, Offor emphasized that this is a critical moment in Abia’s history. He urged every son and daughter of the state to stand up, be counted, and contribute to the process of securing a brighter future for their communities.
“Now is the time for us to unite and act,” Offor declared. “Our future cannot be entrusted to a few; it is the collective strength, voice, and commitment of every citizen that will drive true transformation.”
As a strong advocate for progress and accountability, Offor highlighted the importance of voter participation, noting that real change and development begin with active engagement in the democratic process. Through his platform, Abia Arise, Offor encouraged citizens to join together with a shared vision of progress, purposeful leadership, and sustainable development.
“Your Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) is not just an ordinary card. It is your power. It is your voice. It is your constitutional right,” Offor stated. “By registering and voting, you are taking responsibility for the future of our children, our communities, and generations to come.”
The call to action is clear: no citizen should be discouraged from participating in the electoral process. “Democracy thrives when the people are involved,” Offor remarked. “The strength of Abia lies in the unity and participation of her citizens.”
Ambassador Dr. Osita Offor further urged all eligible citizens—youths, women, men, professionals, artisans, traders, students, and elders—to go out, register, and update their voter information where necessary. He called on everyone to prepare to fulfill their civic duty and contribute to the state’s bright future.
“Together, we can build the Abia of our dreams. Together, we can secure a brighter tomorrow. Together, we will rise,” Offor concluded, as he reiterated his call: “Abia Arise! Abia Arise!! Abia Arise!!!”
The message is clear—voting is not just a right; it is a powerful tool for shaping the state’s future. Ambassador Dr. Osita Offor’s rallying cry encourages all Abians to embrace their civic responsibilities and make their voices heard in the upcoming elections.
