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2025: Sen. Ned Nwoko To Constituents: ‘As Always, My Doors Remain Open’
Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko, representing Delta North Senatorial District, has sent a heartwarming message to his constituents on the new year celebration, pledging to remain steadfast in advocating for their welfare and empowerment.
In a New Year message he personally signed, Senator Nwoko urged the people to join hands with him to make 2025 a year of extraordinary growth and transformative achievements for Delta North.
His words; “My dear constituents,
As we step into the brightness and promise of this New Year, I extend my warmest wishes to every family, community, and individual across Delta North and beyond.
The dawn of 2025 fills our hearts with hope and renewed determination to build a brighter future. Together, we have achieved remarkable milestones, and together, we shall achieve even more. This year, I am resolute in my commitment to serving you with greater zeal, ensuring that our shared vision of progress, prosperity, and unity continues to unfold.
Let us embrace this year with the spirit of love, collaboration, and determination. May it bring us abundant blessings, good health, and countless opportunities to uplift our communities and inspire future generations.
To our youth, I pledge unwavering support to ensure that your dreams are nurtured and your talents celebrated. To our women and men, I remain steadfast in advocating for your welfare and empowerment.
As always, my doors remain open, and my heart remains with you. Let us join hands to make 2025 a year of extraordinary growth and transformative achievements for Delta North.
Happy New Year! May our shared journey lead us to even greater heights.
Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko
Distinguished Senator Representing Delta North Senatorial District
10th National Assembly
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