24/05/2026
Eng. Seth Kelechi Ebere: The Agalaba People’s Project for Obingwa-East
Obingwa-East needs more than a title holder at the Abia State House of Assembly. It needs a builder, a problem-solver, and a representative who sees politics as service, not a stepping stone. That is why Eng. Seth Kelechi Ebere, the Labour Party candidate, is the Agalaba People’s Project.
1. An Engineer’s Mind for Practical Problems
Eng. Seth is a trained engineer. Engineers don’t deal in excuses; they deal in solutions.
Our roads are bad, our drainage fails every rainy season, and our markets lack basic infrastructure. A lawyer or career politician might make speeches about it. An engineer will measure, plan, and push for technical standards that make projects last.
In the House of Assembly, oversight and budget scrutiny matter. Eng. Seth knows how to read a Bill of Engineering Measurement and Evaluation. He can ask the right questions when contractors present substandard work and hold ministries accountable for projects in Obingwa-East. That is representation with competence.
2. The Agalaba People’s Project Means Grassroots First
This campaign is not bankrolled by godfathers. It is powered by market women in Agalaba, teachers in Abala-Ibeme, youth in Ndiakata Amairinabuo, and farmers across Obingwa-East who are tired of being forgotten after elections.
The “Agalaba People’s Project” means every decision will be weighed against one question: Does this help the ordinary person in Obingwa-East?
Under Labour Party’s platform, that translates to:
- Pushing for better funding of primary healthcare and public schools
- Supporting SMEs and cooperatives with access to state programs
- Demanding transparency on constituency projects and ensuring they are delivered
- Creating channels for youth skills training and employment opportunities
3. Labour Party Values Fit Our Reality
The Labour Party was built for workers, traders, teachers, and farmers. Obingwa-East is full of those people.
Eng. Seth is running under a party that prioritizes affordable living, job creation, and accountability. He won’t go to Umuahia and go quiet. Labour’s DNA is to speak up, ask tough questions, and defend the people’s interest even when it’s unpopular.
4. Integrity and Accessibility
One reason people lose faith in politics is the distance between the representative and the represented. Eng. Seth’s approach is different. He has built his career outside political patronage, which means he answers to the people, not to a godfather.
The Agalaba People’s Project is about bringing the House of Assembly back to the people. Town halls, open feedback, and regular updates will be the standard, not the exception.
5. A New Standard for Obingwa-East
For too long, we have accepted low standards because “that’s how it’s always been.” But Obingwa-East has bright youth, hardworking traders, and fertile land. What we lack is a representative who can connect our needs to state resources and make sure they are used properly.
Eng. Seth Kelechi Ebere represents that shift from patronage to performance, from promises to projects you can see and touch.
The Choice Before Obingwa-East
You can vote for the usual cycle of recycled promises, or you can back a project owned by the people themselves.
Eng. Seth Kelechi Ebere is not promising miracles. He is promising competence, honesty, and a relentless focus on the needs of Obingwa-East. With an engineer’s precision and a servant’s heart, he is ready to make the House of Assembly work for Agalaba.
This time, vote for the builder.
This time, vote for the Agalaba People’s Project.
Vote Eng. Seth Kelechi Ebere, Labour Party, Obingwa-East.