Hon. Nkem Uba Emerges as New House Leader in Ikwuano Local Government, Abia State [VIDEO]

A new political chapter has opened in Ikwuano Local Government Area of Abia State as Hon. Nkem Uba has been elected the new House Leader of the legislative council, representing Oboro Ward II.

His emergence has been widely described as a return of power to the people, as grassroots voices are expected to play a stronger role in shaping the future of Ikwuano.

A Step Toward Inclusive Leadership

Hon. Uba’s election is seen by many as a victory for participatory governance. Residents believe his leadership will strengthen accountability, promote transparency, and give Oboro Ward II and the entire council a more vibrant representation.

What This Means for Ikwuano

As the new legislative leader, Hon. Nkem Uba is expected to push for policies and initiatives that address local challenges such as infrastructure development, youth empowerment, agricultural support, and improved welfare for the people of Ikwuano.

Political stakeholders in Abia State have also expressed optimism that his leadership will bridge the gap between the council and the grassroots, ensuring that the voices of the people remain at the center of governance.

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A New Dawn in Local Politics

With Hon. Uba at the helm, the Ikwuano legislative council begins a new journey — one that residents hope will deliver meaningful change and strengthen democracy at the local government level.

Out of 10 house elected members
8 present voted in Favour to the impeachment of the formal leader and the same 8 members present also voted in Favour to the new elected legislative leader Hon. Nkem Uba to competently lead the 7th legislative house.

Hon. Nkemjika Uba Ebilah. (Member

Hon. Ukandu Joseph. (Deputy leader)

Hon. Chimankpam Sunday. (Majority Leader)

Hon. Ejike Ukazu. (Minority leader)

Hon. Chibuike Ekperi. (Deputy chief whip)

Hon. Chidiebere Chikezie. (Member)

Hon. Ogbonna David. (Member)

Hon. Sunday Okoro Uche. (Chief whip)

This development not only reshapes leadership in the council but also underscores the importance of community-driven governance in Abia State.