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Delta: Aniocha South’s Former Councillors Pay Solidarity Visit to Sen. Ned Nwoko in Abuja
A delegation of former councillors from Aniocha South Local Government Area of Delta State , on Tuesday, paid a solidarity visit to Senator Ned Nwoko, representing Delta North Senatorial District, at his office at the National Assembly.
In a statement he shared on his official Facebook page, Senator Nwoko expressed gratitude for the visit, describing it as a source of encouragement and inspiration.
“Honoured to receive former councillors from Aniocha South who paid a solidarity visit to my office at the National Assembly,” the senator wrote. “Their kind words, encouragement, and pledge of support mean a lot.
“When the people recognize and appreciate your efforts, it inspires you to do even more. Thank you for standing with me.”
The visit highlights the continued backing Senator Nwoko enjoys among grassroots leaders in his constituency, reinforcing his influence and the appreciation of his legislative efforts.
Observers say the meeting may also signal growing political momentum ahead of future engagements within Delta State politics.
The former councillors commended the senator for his work in the National Assembly and reiterated their commitment to supporting his initiatives aimed at developing the senatorial district.
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