Uzor, SDP Candidate Promises To Develop Ose Akwa Deep-Sea Harbour In Anambra
Dr. Obinna Uzor, the candidate of Social Democratic Party (SPD) in Anambra governorship election says he would develop the maritime resources of the state if elected on Nov. 6.
Uzor who said this at a town hall meeting in Awka said he would develop the Ose-Akwa harbour in Ihiala Local Government Area which according to him was the deepest natural harbour and close to the Atlantic Ocean.
The industrialist said the Habour which was about 20 meters deep and 18 nautical miles would facilitate the direct movement of goods and services from overseas to Anambra and generate over 2million direct and indirect jobs in Nigeria.
According to him, I will unlock Ose-Akwa Sea port, the only natural Harbour in the country that is connected to the Atlantic ocean and over 20 metres deep.
“I will collaborate with the Federal Government and investors to ensure that we have Ose-Akwa deep Harbour which will create over two million jobs for our people in Nigeria.
“So, goods coming from China and other parts of the world will come straight to Ose-Akwa and will not stop anywhere to be transported in barges.
“There is no other natural Harbour in Nigeria that is like that, big vehicles can move in from China to Ose-Akwa in Ihiala and that is what I want to achieve,” he said.
Uzor described himself as the most experienced candidate in the race with the magic wand to address the socio-economic challenges of Anambra.
He urged Anambra to ignore the antics of those calling for sit-at-home as it was the handiwork of those who either were enemies of democracy or those with no genuine plan for the people.
He said he was in politics to assist poor people and that if he emerged the winner, everyone would be prosperous.
According to him, I have a lot of experience, I am connected with the less privileged and have been supporting them to lead good lives.
“I encourage voters to come out and cast their votes, because those who fail to vote will give room to electing a mediocre.
“Even if there is a sit-at-home, polling booths are close to people’s houses, so we must resist the temptation of being bought with money,” he said.
Uzor’s candidacy was unanimously, endorsed by party supporters who came from across the 21 Local Government Areas of the state.
