As Ozo Gbulie Aku visits his campaign coordinators and stakeholders in Anaocha LGA
In a decisive move to further strengthen grassroots mobilization ahead of the ADC primary election, High Chief Sir Innocent Mmaduabuchukwu Akpuaka KSM (Gbulie-Aku) has convened a stakeholders’ and campaign coordinators’ meeting in Agulu, Anaocha Local Government Area of Anambra State.
The meeting, which is more than just a political gathering, reaffirms a movement built on trust, performance, and people-centered leadership. From all indications, Anaocha Local Government is not just aligning but fully embracing a vision that prioritizes impactful representation and sustainable development.
Gbulie-Aku’s political journey continues to resonate deeply with the people. His character, defined by humility, accessibility, and unwavering commitment, has earned him the confidence of both party leaders and the grassroots.
His track record speaks boldly: a man who understands the needs of the people and consistently works to meet them.
The meeting drew notable stakeholders whose presence underscored the growing consensus around his candidacy. They included:
Honourable Ebele Ejiofor (Mandala Anaocha), Two-time former House of Assembly member representing Anaocha I Constituency;
Chief ADC Umoka (Okwuotu), Founder of ADC Rice and DG of the Gbulie-Aku Campaign Organization;
Honourable Okeke Mayor, newly elected ADC State Deputy Chairman and Anaocha LGA Coordinator for Gbulie-Aku Campaign Organization;
Honourable Celestine Anadi (Ezeugo), immediate past Acting Chairman ADC Anaocha LGA, and the Leader of Gbulie Aku Media Team.
Meanwhile, in a show of unity, Honourable Amaka Obiefuna, ADC Deputy Woman Leader in Anaocha, reaffirmed the position of women across the local government: there is no divided loyalty; Anaocha stands firmly behind Gbulie-Aku.
Adding to this, Honourable Eric Mmaduagwu, one of the ADC Aspirants for Anambra State House of Assembly Anaocha One Constituency echoed the resolve of the people, declaring with conviction that Anaocha is for Gbulie-Aku.
What stood out throughout the meeting was the belief in a leader whose performance has inspired confidence, whose personality draws people together, and whose vision reflects the aspirations of the people of Dunukofia, Njikoka, and Anaocha (DNA).
This is no longer just about a campaign; it is about representation beyond recurring promises and a people-driven movement anchored on credible leadership, inclusive governance, and a shared desire for progress.
As the ADC primaries approach, one message rings clear across the Dunukofia, Njikoka, and Anaocha Federal Constituency: the people of DNA are ready, and with Gbulie-Aku, the future is already taking shape.
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