Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, former governor of Abia State and current senator representing Abia North, has declared his readiness to embark on an intensive grassroots campaign ahead of the next election season.
Speaking in an interview 46:44, Kalu revealed that he plans to dedicate several months to reconnecting with his constituents and mobilizing support across the state. According to him, “I’m going to be in Abia State for four to five months and will be campaigning every day and night,” emphasizing his determination to personally engage communities and strengthen his political base.
The former governor noted that he remains deeply committed to the development of Abia North and the success of his party at both state and national levels. He said that politics should not be limited to media appearances or rallies but should involve real engagement with the people, understanding their challenges, and providing solutions.
Kalu explained that his planned stay in Abia would give him the opportunity to interact directly with youths, women, traditional leaders, and other stakeholders. He expressed confidence that his consistent presence would reassure the people of his continued dedication to their welfare and progress.
He also used the opportunity to call on political leaders across the country to prioritize service and accountability, stressing that public office should be about impact, not personal gain. The senator maintained that development at the grassroots remains the foundation of national progress and that leaders must constantly stay close to their people.
Kalu’s statement has stirred excitement among his supporters, who view his return to the field as a sign of renewed commitment and political strength ahead of future elections. Many residents of Abia North see his planned outreach as an opportunity to bridge communication gaps between the electorate and their representative.
As political activities begin to intensify across the country, Kalu’s declaration signals his intent to remain an active force in the politics of Abia State and beyond. See, More, Here>>>
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