MBAUKWU COMMUNITY AGREES ON PEACEFUL TOWN UNION ELECTORAL PROCESS.


Consequent on cancellation of Mbaukwu Town Union election for the office of the President General of the community earlier scheduled to hold this yuletide.
The  Anambra State Deputy Governor Dr. Onyekachukwu Ibezim an indigen of the community at a meeting held today at Mbaukwu civic center, called on all candidates and their supporters to trade for peace as against using material wealth to sway over the minds of the community  members. 
He urged them to go for individuals with integrity who when elected will be impactful to the community.
Unanimously the members of the community present agreed to a peace process of the town union election and a rescheduled date for the election stipulated. 

-Nwamah Chioma JP 
Office of the Deputy Governor

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